Chilton Company, Chestnut, Philadelphia, USA, 1955, 1086 Seiten mit zahlreichen Bildern. Gebunden Halbleinen.

als Beispiel des Inhaltes hier der von Heft 7: - Features - Wet Barrel Finish Deburring of Automatic Transmission Parts. By Herbert Chase - New Fiat 600. By Robert Braunschweig - Machining Operations Save Die Cast Metal - Car Engineering Problems from Tire Thump to Body Efficiency. By James R. Custer - Dual-Axle Drive Unit Has Unique Suspension - Changing Requirements for Tool and Die Makers - Miles of Conveyors at Packard Automate Assembly Operations. By Joseph Geschelin - GMC's Expanded Truck Line - Light Military vehicles Produced by German Firms. By Robert Braunschweig - New Injection System for Four-Stroke Engine - News Previews - Ford Seen First Target for Annual Wage Issue - Chrysler Moving Ahead With Expansion Plans - Thompson Spending $11 Million on Expansion - Detroit Concern to Produce New Sports Car - Studebaker-Packard Reports $26 Million Loss - Second Quarter Car Output Seen Similar to First - Lockheed Buys Former Willys Calif. Facility - IHC R-Line Trucks Feature Two New Power Plants - Federal Truck Included in Merger of Five Firms - Federal-Mogul to Shut Detroit Operations - Studebaker Again Wins Honors in Economy Run - Big Three Took 94 Per Cent of 1954 Car Sales - 1.5 Million Vehicles Produced in Two Months - Departments - High Spots of This Issue - News of the Automotive and Aviation Industries - Men in the News - Automation News Report. By Paul C. Kennedy - Shorties - Machinery News. By Thomas Mac New - New Plant and Production Equipment - Free Literature and Free Information Service - New Products - Observations. By Joseph Geschelin - Metals. By William F. Boericke - Calendar of Coming Events - On Our Washington Wire - Business Department and Staff - Chilton Officers and Directors - Advertisers' Index.