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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 3 (January 1903) (1903)

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ell as the forced air cir- spark and mixture being placed on the steering wheel. Thus along gen- culation through the radiator by means of a fan in the flywheel of the eral lines, the cars have been im- motor, are the main features that have proved, although the additional parts been adopted on… … elties of the show was the Kreb car- yard and station, both of which were The New Serpollet Steam Racer. bureter fitted on the new Panhard and totally inadequate to handle the traffic. Levassor three-cylinder motor. This At the very outset, the demands of THE PARIS AUTOMOBILE SHOW. device is so…

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