Automobile engineering
Subtitle: a general reference work
By: prepared by a staff of automobile experts, consulting engineers, and designers of the highest professional standing; illustrated with over fifteen hundred engravings.
Contributors: American Technical Society.
Publisher: American technical society
Published: 1921
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Subjects: Automobiles.
Notes: "Authorities consulted" at beginning of each volume.
Table of contents: value: I. Explosion motors, rev. by J. R. Bayston. Gasoline automobiles, by M. A. Hall; rev. by J. R. Bayston.; value: II. Gasoline automobiles (continued) by M. A. Hall; rev. by J. R. Bayston. Electrical equipment for gasoline cars, by C. B. Hayward; rev. by J. R. Bayston.; value: III. Electrical equipment for gasoline cars (continued) by C. B. Hayward; rev. by J. R. Bayston.; value: IV. Electrical equipment for gasoline cars (continued) by C. B. Hayward; rev. by J. R. Bayston. Electrical repairs, by R. J. Everest and J. R. Bayston.; value: V. Oxy-acetylene welding practice, by R. J. Kehl. Shop information, by H. L. Connell; rev. by J. R. Bayston. Equipping and running a public garage, by M. A. Hall; rev. by J. R. Bayston. Motorcycles, rev. by H. L. Connell and J. R. Bayston. Steam automobiles, rev. by J. R. Bayston. Gasoline tractors, by C. B. Hayward.; value: VI. Gasoline tractors (continued) by C. B. Hayward. Commercial vehicles, by C. B. Hayward. Electric automobiles, by C. B. Hayward; rev. by J. R. Bayston. Ford construction and repair, by J. R. Bayston.