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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 2 (1907) (1907)

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ect to the differential, which render possible an axle occur, the piston, B, will travel up- arched construction of the axle and-dish- ing of the rear wheels, The 30 and 45-horse-power Peerless mo- tors, each of the 4-cylinder, vertical, water- cooled type, have a bore and stroke of 5% x 54% and… … play of about 4 inches on the supple- Model H—Runabout. <A 2-passenger Touring Car of UNDER SIDE OF PEERLESS CHASSIS. mentary compound springs, these allow dependability, high power and high speed. Selective type The pan below the engine is provided with hinged doors the body to keep on in its…

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