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1925 Hupmobile E-8 news, pictures, and information
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The engine utilizes a drop-forged pivot lifter called a rocker tapper, this design contributes to the silent operation. Also note the air intake through the valve housing plate. Note the four-wheel hydraulic brakes developed by Lockheed, also note the external brake shoes.
The 'double' or 'tilt beam lights' which is the ancestor of modern headlights.
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