Today’s Mid-Engine Car ranges in price from $2,000 to $28,500
their cars The Pantera, Ferrari, GT-40, Lamborghini, Masaratti, and the like cost up to $28,500.

The chassis and body kit for this car costs less than $2,000

Their cars feature superior handling, the last word in design, styling and engineering, quick acceleration, big top speeds and are great attention getters – and so does ours

plus with our car, you have either Ford or Chevrolet power and use readily available parts, a car that weights less and has better engine accessibility.

Today write for our brochure illustrating chassis, bodies, and completed cars. $1.00
or the complete assembly instruction manual. $5.00

MAS Racing Products
Dept. RT-23 2528 Hennepin S. Mpls., Mn. 55405
(612) 377-6701

Source: 1973 Road Test

1961 Ford Industrial Engines and Power Units ad

“Dependable Ford Diesels..truly modern…truly economical!”

Source: 1961 Automotive Industries

1939 Continental Motors advertisement

Wherever Dependable Power is Needed You Will Find – Continental Red Seal Engines

On the farm, on the highway, on construction projects; in factory, mill, lighting plant or marine applications, the Red Seal Engine is giving dependable and economical performance. That is why Continental’s large list of customers keeps growing.

Now, a new era of transportation is opening. Aviation is coming into its own. It finds Continental taking leadership in the light aircraft engine field and expanding its activities in the higher power range.

91.4% of the aircraft engines under 75 h. p., delivered during the first nine months of 1938, were built by Continental. Its motors have scored significant victories in recent endurance and economy test flights.

Continental’s two great plants, capably equipped, provide adequate facilities for all motor applications

Continental Motors Corporation
A specialized manufacturer for a diversified market
DETROIT AND MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN

Dependable power for trucks – tractors – buses – farm machinery – airplanes – industrial machinery – lighting plants – passenger cars.

Source: 1939 Ward’s Automotive Year book

1966 Associated Auto Wholesalers Corp

Source: Mechanix Illustrated