It happens every day, countless thousands of times across the land.
The car rolls up beside the expectant mailboxes, and the rural mail carrier delivers the eagerly awaited messages.
A letter from overseas, a seed catalog, a milk check.
Most often the car that delivers the mail is a Chevrolet, and why?
Because no car in America is better built to deliver day after day, no matter how rough the road.
No car in Chevy's field stops so surely time after time, for Chevy has the largest brakes in its field.
Defendability? That Chevrolet arrives as surely as sunrise, makes its appointed rounds regardless of weather or roads.
He could tell you.
When the holes are deep and the goings treacherous, Chevy's positive traction takes hold.
And the car moves strongly ahead. It's a good feeling. The power is there when you need it.
On narrow, difficult roads, Chevy handles like the thoroughbred it is.
Over rutted, bumpy roads it glides. A full coil spring at every wheel protects the precious cargo.
The famous Chevy high-thrift six engine holds its steady pace surely without effort.
Yes, in so many ways, in so many places, Chevrolet delivers.
That car is a low-priced Biscayne six, the kind that racked up better than 22 miles to the gallon in the mobile gas economy run.
Chevrolet is a proud car, too. It shrugs off the workaday week when it's time to spruce up. Look at her shine.
So there she is, tight, solid body by Fisher. Beautiful. Plenty of space. Visit your Chevy dealer and see how Chevrolet delivers.