CAYTON, Chief Judge.
Marcelino Rodill bought a 1949 model Hudson convertible from defendant corporation in March, 1950, for the use of his son, Arthur Rodill, who at that time was a minor. The Rodills specified that the car must be "new" although they understood that they were buying a 1949 model and not a 1950. In the contract of sale the automobile was described as a "new" car. At the time of purchase the automobile's speedometer registered 50 miles.
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