esign, this is a typical example. Not only does the resistive strength conformable to modern notions of British car lack the "body grace" of the French, but aggressive speed. In or- every line of its design is hard, angular, and ungainly. der to better illustrate the The frame is almost as low as… … Fig. 4.- A Typical American High Power Racer—Winlon 40 Horse Power Machine. Fig. 2.—Mr. S. F. Edge in His 70 Horse Power Napier Special. Fig. 3.—Henri Fournier in His Mors Racer. Fig.- -5.—The Ford 26 Horse Power Racer. STYLE IN AUTOMOBILES.
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