WEST COAST PROFESSOR DEMONSTRATES NEW COMPACT STEAM CAR AT SEATTLE

By Robert L. Lyon
Published on March 1, 1962
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After detailing the construction of the new compact steam car, Professor Mason called Carl Guth to pull back the curtain and drive in the new steamer.
After detailing the construction of the new compact steam car, Professor Mason called Carl Guth to pull back the curtain and drive in the new steamer.
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As the car rolled into the dining room, Carl tooted the whistle and all in attendance stood up and roared. They gathered around the car and almost trampled on it. It was then decided to put it on a table so that everyone could see it.
As the car rolled into the dining room, Carl tooted the whistle and all in attendance stood up and roared. They gathered around the car and almost trampled on it. It was then decided to put it on a table so that everyone could see it.

President 1937 E. 71st St., Chicago 49, Illinois

Courtesy Steam Automobile Club of America.

Wendell Mason, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the
University of California, had colored slides of the engine parts,
rear axle makeup, pumps and boiler of his latest steam car. He
explained each part shown on the screen. The engine is a three

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