NEW AND NINTH EDITION OF "THE ORIGINAL BOOK OF THE FORD."
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ALTHOUGH the eighth edition of this handbook was only introduced towards the end of last year, the large issue rapidly sold out, and a ninth edition had to be put in hand, and the opportunity has, therefore, been taken to bring the book right up to date, because it is a fact that although the Ford -vehicle changes very little in its main mechanical features, minor alterations end improvements are introduced from time to time.
This applies particularly to the English-built Ford, the general appearonce of which has been greatly improved by new coachwork, a lower frame, larger radiator, etc. The wiring system of the
electrical equipment has undergone improvement, and a series of new wiring diagrams has been included in the book. The frontispiece of the last edition has been replaced by a new one depicting the latest English-built models, and several other new illustrations have been included.
The text and illustrations have been carefully revised by the author, Mr. R. T. Nicholson, and brought up to date. It is the most practical and comprehensive handbook on driving and economical maintenance obtainable for all Ford owners, prospective and actual, and a special section treats of the Ford van models.
Owners of earlier types and buyers of second-hand Fords will find the book equally useful as it is to those who have the latest models, as a special chapter is included which deals with such features as differ from those of the current models, the main part of the information being equally applicable to all models. A very useful feature of the book is the inclusion of an exhaustive index.
"The Original Book of the Ford" (ninth edition`, 138th thousand) is published by Temple Press Ltd., 7-15, Rosebery Avenue, London, E.C.1, price 2s. 6d., post free 2s. 9d. It can be obtained direct from these offices and also from leading booksellers and newsaaents.