drivers " of Paris have ridden thousands of miles in their road wagons, have climbed mountains, and raced through half of Europe, meeting new accidents, facing new adventures, and using strange new devices for which names have yet to be coined. Iowa Engineer - Página 131918Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
| 1899 - 862 páginas
...Bouton, which carry almost as many passengers as a railroad car. Some of the expert chauffeurs of Paris have ridden thousands of miles in their road wagons,...and using strange new devices for which names have yet to be coined. In Paris, electric motor cabs are becoming quite as familiar as the oldfashioned... | |
| 1899 - 848 páginas
...Bouton, which carry almost as many passengers as a railroad car. Some of the expert chauffeurs of Paris have ridden thousands of miles in their road wagons,...and using strange new devices for which names have yet to be coined. In Paris, electric motor cabs are becoming quite as familiar as the old-fashioned... | |
| Ray Stannard Baker - 1899 - 392 páginas
...Bouton, which carry almost as many passengers as a railroad car. Some of the expert "drivers" of Paris have ridden thousands of miles in their road wagons,...and using strange new devices for which names have yet to lie coined. The motor races of Paris have been by far the most unique and remarkable that the... | |
| 1902 - 502 páginas
...Bouton, which carry almost as many passengers as a railroad car. Some of the expert " drivers " of Paris have ridden thousands of miles in their road wagons,...and using strange new devices for which names have yet to be coined. The motor races of Paris have been by far the most unique and remarkable that the... | |
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