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RAIL AND ROAD

Elegance 1904 OLDSMOBILE SINGLE-CYLINDER ENGINE
Crankcase
Oil bottle dripfeed
Starting
handle
Exhaust pipe
and utility Cylinder head bracket

DURING THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 2OTH CENTURY, the Cylinder Starter cog
motorist who could afford it had a choice of some of the finest
Carburetor Engine
cars ever made. These handbuilt cars were powerful and
timing gear
luxurious, using the finest woods, leathers, and cloths, and Crankshaft
bodywork made to the customer’s individual requirements; some
had six-cylinder engines as big as 15 liters. The price of such cars was
several times that of an average house, and their yearly running costs
were also very high. As a result, basic, utilitarian cars became popular. Flywheel
Gear
Costing perhaps one-tenth of the price of a luxury car, these cars had band
very little trim and often had only single-cylinder engines.

FRONT VIEW OF 1906 RENAULT SIDE VIEW OF 1906 RENAULT
Mahogany framed Cast aluminum
Canopy Windshield wheel spider Luggage grid
Rear
British Automobile window Button-quilted
Association badge upholstery
Bedford cord
upholstery
Window Mahogany-
blind British framed plate
Royal glass window
Blind pull Automobile
Club badge
Window Rearview
lift strap mirror
Round-corner
Broad Lamp bracket single limousine
lace coachwork
trim Oil side lamp
Windshield
support Dashboard
radiator
Fender
(wing)
Rear oil
Brass bevel Access lamp
panel
Hood catch
Bail handle Lifting
handle
Mirror
reflector Shock
absorber
Acetylene
headlight Steering
spindle
Hub
Elliott
steering Hub cap
Chevron- knuckle
tread tire Front axle Beaded edge tire
Screwdown Track rod
Dumb iron greaser Starting handle Tire security bolt

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