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1911 International Harvester Model A Navigation
This is an example of the IH Autowagon as it was revised in 1910 to include a conventional appearing hood in the front. The filler cap sticking up through the hood is the fuel filler, as the air-cooled engine is mounted under the body and no radiator is needed.
In 1912, revised Models AA and MA (air-cooled) and AW and MW (water-cooled) appeared with the W models having a real radiator in the front of the hood. Wheel size was decreased to 38 inches from the previous 40 and 44-inch wheels while the wheelbase increased to 90-inch and a longer cargo box was fitted.
In 1912, revised Models AA and MA (air-cooled) and AW and MW (water-cooled) appeared with the W models having a real radiator in the front of the hood. Wheel size was decreased to 38 inches from the previous 40 and 44-inch wheels while the wheelbase increased to 90-inch and a longer cargo box was fitted.
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