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8416 Silver
Ghosts were produced from 1907 to 1926. The aluminium colour
varnishing and silvered accessories on its body gave it its
name. The initial productivity of four cars per week was
gradually increasing, and it increased considerably in 1919,
because they began to assemble the car also in Springfield,
USA. The engine was supplied with a system of bronze pipes for
a cooling liquid, fuel and oil distributing. In-line six
cylinders had two blocks with fixed heads and one carburettor
with an ascending flow. The system of ignition had two plugs
in each cylinder for safety, one of the plugs received a spark
from the roll of a high voltage, and the second one - from
magneto. It had kerosene headlights.
3D Models
characteristics:
format - 3DS;
objects - car body, brakes, chassis, engine, steering,
transmission, 4wheels;
faces - 231053;
materials - 46. |
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