About this Vintage Print Ad
This advertisement promotes General Motors Diesel Engines, emphasizing their ease of maintenance, reliability, and efficiency compared to gasoline engines. The ad highlights the engine's simple 2-cycle design, lack of spark plugs or carburetor, and high compression ratio. It also mentions the benefits of smoother power flow, less vibration, and interchangeable parts, making them cost-effective for fleet operators. User testimonials reinforce the product's durability, lower maintenance costs, and suitability for heavy-duty applications.
- Brand: General Motors Detroit Diesel Engine Division
- Product: General Motors Diesel Engines
- Tagline: This is the Diesel that's easier to maintain
- Publication: The Saturday Evening Post
- Year: 1951
Objects in the advertisement: diesel engine, man, barrel, construction equipment, building, window, hat
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