1935 Cadillac - GM Heritage Center

The car owner's first and most frequent contact with Cadillac
Service naturally will be in the service station of the distributor
or dealer who sold him the car and who therefore has the greatest
interest at stake in assuring him satisfaction. Cadillac Service is
so organized, however, that the owner may feel perfectly free to
use his car for extended travel, secure in the knowledge that other
Authorized Cadillac-La Salle Service Stations are able and willing
to offer the same service benefits to which he is entitled at his
local service station.
As an aid to touring owners, Authorized Service Stations are
listed under the Cadillac-La Salle trademark in the classified telephone
directories of most of the larger cities.
Identification Card
As a means of introduction at other Authorized Cadillac-
La Salle Service Stations, every purchaser of a Cadillac car is
given credentials in the form of an Identification Card. This
card is mailed to the owner by the Cadillac Motor Car Company
as soon as delivery of the car is reported by the distributor or
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CADILLAC
IDENTIFICATION
CARD
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115 Third Street, MortOBTllle, ». Y.
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_Cadillac_ LaSalle Salee Company
Mortonvllle, M. Y.
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