| Rates on Monopoly deeds | 23 |
| Pays dollars for quarters? | 26 |
| Payments to a landlord | 22 |
| Patronizes U-Haul, e.g. | 23 |
| Occupants' expenditures | 27 |
| Monopoly sources of income | 26 |
| Manhattan has many high ones | 28 |
| Landlord's collections | 26 |
| Habitation obligations | 22 |
| Foregoes a mortgage, perhaps | 28 |
| Doesn't buy, perhaps | 24 |
| Cost of living expenses? | 24 |
| Accepts roommates, in a way | 27 |
| "Monopoly" payments | 29 |
| Rock's ___ Speedwagon | 25 |
| ___ Speedwagon (rock group) | 27 |
| Stutz Bearcat contemporary | 26 |
| Flying Cloud automaker | 22 |
| Car introduced in 1904 | 22 |
| Rock's __ Speedwagon | 24 |
| Pierce-Arrow contemporary | 25 |
| Monogrammatic motorcar | 22 |
| Maker of the Royale sedan | 25 |
| Rockers ___ Speedwagon | 22 |
| Monogrammatic car of old | 24 |
| Flying Cloud of autodom | 23 |
| Auto pioneer's monogram | 27 |
| Alternative to a Maxwell | 24 |
| ___ Speedwagon, rock group | 26 |
| ___ Speed Wagon (old vehicle) | 29 |
| Vintage automotive inits. | 25 |
| Speed Wagon car company | 23 |
| Royale, of 30's autodom | 27 |
| Royale or Flying Cloud | 22 |
| Royale 8 automobile company | 27 |
| Rock's --- Speedwagon | 25 |
| Rock's ____ Speedwagon | 29 |
| Popular car of the '20s | 27 |
| Popular auto of 1920's | 26 |
| Pierce Arrow competitor | 23 |
| One-time Lansing car company | 28 |
| One of Olds's cars | 22 |
| Old-time motoring monogram | 26 |
| Music's ___ Speedwagon | 26 |
| Monogram that became a car | 26 |
| Model T's relative | 22 |
| Model M car of the 1910's | 29 |
| Model B Runabout maker | 22 |
| Maxwell's relative | 22 |
| Maker of the old Royale | 23 |
| Longtime automotive acronym | 27 |
| Locomobile contemporary | 23 |
| Gold Comet, Raider, or Royale | 29 |
| Flying Cloud or Royale 8 | 24 |
| Flying Cloud or Royale | 22 |
| Flying Cloud of old autodom | 27 |
| Flying Cloud of 1927-36 | 23 |
| Flying Cloud manufacturer | 25 |
| Custom Royale of old autodom | 28 |
| Contemporary of a Stutz | 23 |
| Competitor of the Oakland | 25 |
| Car named for Mr. Olds | 22 |
| Car introduced in 1905 | 22 |
| Brand of early runabouts | 24 |
| Automobile pioneer, initially | 29 |
| Autodom's Flying Cloud | 26 |
| Auto pioneer's inits. | 25 |
| Auto maker's monogram | 25 |
| Auto last made in the 1930s | 27 |
| Auto last made in 1936 | 22 |
| Antique auto show auto | 22 |
| 1930s auto, ___ Royale | 22 |
| 1910s-'20s car inits. | 25 |
| --- Speedwagon (rock group) | 27 |
| -- Speed Wagon (old truck) | 26 |
| ___ Speedwagon of rock | 22 |
| __ Speed Wagon: classic truck | 29 |
| Save the Tin Man again | 22 |
| Get running smoothly again | 26 |
| Treat, as a stubborn squeak | 27 |
| Eliminate more squeaks | 22 |
| Do some tune-up work on | 23 |
| Work on, as a stubborn squeak | 29 |
| Work on, as a creaky hinge | 26 |
| Work on a stubborn squeaker | 27 |
| Try to stop a squeak again | 26 |
| Try again to squelch squeaks | 28 |
| Tend to again, as a squeak | 26 |
| Tend to a squeak again | 22 |
| Maintain, as a baseball mitt | 28 |
| Lubricate more thoroughly | 25 |
| Fix again, as a squeak | 22 |
| Eliminate squeaks again | 23 |
| Do some tuneup work on | 22 |
| Do maintenance work on | 22 |
| Do another lube job on | 22 |
| Get back into business | 22 |
| Begin again, as a debate | 24 |
| Look into again, as a case | 26 |
| Get the factory going again | 27 |