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1959-02-05, [P ] THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, FEB. 5. 1959—13 Buying a Car? ... BUY IN CHARDON! Farinacci Buick If you plan to buy a car , . demand the finest BUICK — OLDSMOBILE Rout 6 - Just East of Chardon AV 5-2137 an automobile from a . CHARDON i 1957 DeSOTO Convertible, solid white Auto Dealer 1956 CHEVROLET 4-dr sedan where you can be fully 1956 BUICK assured of Satisfaction . Super, 2-dr hardtop (Justomer Satisfaction — 1957 OLDSMOBILE . builds community confidence which is more important to 88 station wagon. * Sales Satisfaction Chardon area’s automobile dealers than volume sales. Depen­ dable deals with service less than minutes away, are the key­ stones to contented customers. 1954 BUICK You get all these at prices identical with those you see 4-dr., sedan. * Service Satisfaction advertised at “Sharpie’s Sales and Service” in a downtown lo­ cation. Prices posted on windows of our new cars prove we - - and you - - pay no more in Chardon. * Customer Satisfaction Follow your friends to your neighborhood dealer, where you get sales, service, AND SATISFACTION. Spear Motor Sales DeSoto — Studebaker Lark International Trudes Rt. 6 - Just East of Chardon AV 6-4170 I T'jI /. rt". I 1957 CHEVROLET 4-dr, hardtop, radio, heater, power glide, very nice con­ dition. 1953 STUDEBAKER V-8, hardtop, radio, heater, automatic drive. 1958 STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN ■ ... .. 2-dr, station wagon IS 1957 FORD An interior view of the large service department at Farinacci Buick-Oldsmobile on Route 6, just east of Chardon. By employing skilled 2-dr, V-8, radio, heater, 18,000 miles craftsmen using the latest up-to-date repair methods plus the use of authorized parts Farinacci Buick insures you of trouble - free automobile performance. 1955 MERCURY Montcltir, 2-dr, hardtop, radio, heater, Merc-O-Matic, In Chardon You Can Purchase Any Make - Any Model! power brakes. This car has 27,000 guaranteed miles. 1955 PACKARD Custom, 4-dr sedan, power steering, power brakes, Ul- CHEVROLET — IMPERIAL — METROPOLITAN — DODGE — STUDEBAKER — OLDSMOBILE — INTERNATIONAL — BMW tramatic drive. CHRYSLER — FORD — MERCURY — BUICK — DE SOTO — RAMBLER — FOREIGN CARS 1957 CADILLAC 1954 MERCURY------------------------- $845 Chardon Rambler “62”, convertible, full power, black body with white McBride Brothers Sun Valley, radio, heater, MercO-Matic. A sharp one. top, whitewall tires, Autronic eye, very low mileage. FORMERLY IMPORT AUTO SALES Drive it and see. FORD — MERCURY — THUNDERBIRD 514 Water Street AV 6-4150 East Park Street AV 5-9621 1956 CHRYSLER------------------------ $1695 Rambler — Metropolitan — BMW — Foreign Cars 1957 FORD Vespa Motor Scooters Windsor, 2-dr, hardtop, automatic, power steering, etc. Fairlane, 500, 4 dr, hardtop, Ford-O-Matic, radio, hetter, »• whitewall tires, 2-tone paint, runs like new. 1957 PLYMOUTH-----------------------$1595 1954 CHEVROLET V-8, club coupe, radio, heater, automatic transmission. BelAir, 6-cyl, 4-dr. sedan, power glide, radio, heater, Sold new and serviced by us. 2-tone paint, very low mileage. An ideal family car. S I. '.W « '' TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS 1958 DODGE____________________ $2695 1956 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1949 FORD, 2-dr___________ $ 99 Royal Lancer, 4-dr., power steering, power brakes, Power steering, power brakes, Ford - O - matic push button turbo-flite and many other items too nu- 1952 PONTIAC, 4-dr_________ 199 numerous to mention. 1953 BUICK_____________________ $595 1953 PONTIAC, 4 dr_________ 299 1956 MERCURY Road Master Sedan MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM Monterey, 4-dr, Merc - O - matic 1955 CADDILAC 62 Sedan_______ $1995 1955 FORD Mg low mileage Mainline, 2 - dr, 8 cylinder standard transmission 1954 FORD_____________ -_______ $595 1956 FORD 2 - door Sedan Customline, power steering, Ford-O-Matic, radio, heat­ er. 1959 VOLVO, new_______________ $2345 1957 FORD 1958 RENAULT Dauphine---------- $1695 4-dr, Fairlane 500, overdrive transmission. new 1953 CHEVROLET Junction Auto Sales 1951 PLYMOUTH__________________ $95 2 - door, standard transmission, low mileage, clean Dodge — Plymouth — Chrysler — Imperial Frank Chevrolet Dodge Trucks — Rennault — Goliath 1951 STUDEBAKER Champion----- $95 Formerly McCahan Motors 1955 CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CARS & TRUCKS Belair, 6, automatic transmission Route 322 at Rt. 44 AV 5-5671 1951 FORD________________________$195 500 Water Street AV 5-2139 Most of the above cars have radio and heaters..
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