Mr. Martin and the Mourner’s Bench It was a mechanics bench – until yesterday. Then the mechanic left. Today, Mr. Martin is mourning at that empty bench. Because Mr. Martin’s car needs a new bearing. And a mechanic to install it. Neither are available. So Mr. Martin will simply have to arrange for other transportation. If he can. We’re all close to Mr. Martin’s mournful state, with our cars’ averaging 7 1/2 years of age. With 47 out of every 100 mechanics gone to war – and car replacement parts difficult or impossible to get – we’re in danger. In fact, a crisis in national transportation is close. Fortunately, we have two champions to help us fight our battle. Champion number one is the service station man, skilled at nipping trouble in the bud, at beating off wear with his grease gun. Champion number two: world-beating American lubricants. Such as Veedol Motor Oil – pride of the 100% Pennsylvania crudes. And the five never-failing Veedol chassis lubricants. ….. 1945 Veedol Motor Oil War Bond Ad, A5781. 19450618
Sunday, February 7th, 2010
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