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

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and the brakes fail to hold, the speeds forward and one reverse. The Fiat cars have are water-cooled. There are expanding ring emergency ratchet would positively hold it. A double-acting been seen frequently on the race tracks of this country, brakes on the rear wheels. The steering gear is of the… … The Delahaye machine, exhibited at the Importers’ pipes convey the water from the top of the motor to Salon, is fitted with a four-cylinder 16 to 20-horse-power the top of the radiator, and there is also a connection motor, having low compression, and consequently being from the radiator to the…

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