The Gasoline Automobile: Transmission, Running Gear And Control

"The Gasoline Automobile: Transmission, Running Gear and Control" offers a detailed look at the early mechanics of automobiles. Authored by Peter Martin Heldt, a renowned expert in automotive engineering, this volume focuses on the intricacies of the transmission, running gear, and control mechanisms that were fundamental to the operation of early gasoline-powered vehicles.

Originally published in the early 20th century, this book provides valuable insights into the engineering principles and technological advancements that shaped the automotive industry. It's a fascinating resource for historians, engineers, and anyone with a keen interest in the evolution of automobile technology and vintage cars.

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