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1920 - RACV Hill Climb, Mrs Rowlands in her Buick
Article reprinted from “The Buick Bulletin of Australasia” June 1920
Researched by Marc McInnes from the original magazine courtesy of Eddie Ford


RACV Hill Climb 1920

In the Victory Hill Climb, organized by the Royal Automobile Club of Victoria, Buicks again demonstrated their capabilities over hills. The accompanying photograph shows Mrs. D. E. Rowlands in the "Buick" she has driven for some considerable time. In the ladies' competition she put up an excellent performance, and in the owner drivers' event she was again a competitor, and proved that a "Buick," when driven by a woman, can hold its own against all other makes of cars driven by male drivers. In the chassis competition a "Buick" tied for fastest time, ascending the hill in 1.15, tying with a 30 h.p. car-proving that the "Buick" 25 has more ginger under the bonnet than the motorist is likely to require.

Posted 01/2003
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