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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 4 (1905) (1905)

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the new also has a certain amount of self-adjustment. The closed when either brake is applied, thus preventing body, while having very graceful lines, has also an main feature of the Packard car is the live rear axle, the motor from racing. The spark advance lever is abundance of space for storing… … rear wheels. opened by a door at the back of the machine. The regular foot brake There are also two small lockers, one on either side consists of bands on the outside of the brake drums received a road test of 5,000 miles during the past fall of the dash, besides pockets 14 inches long by 2…

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