Cross Flow Radiator Feature Of Latest Pontiac
The Oakland Motor Company introduces a cross flow radiator in the New Series Pontiac Six. The design cools water by horizontal flow through a 384 inch core, adds 40 square inches radiating surface, holds 12 quarts, and uses copper construction with a redesigned pump and thermostatic cooling. End thrust is reduced by a balanced impeller, and the 15 inch two blade fan runs on bronze bearings. This feature differs from vertical radiators by improving condensation and reducing water loss.
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Buick announces refinements in 1928 line at Pella Motor Co
Buick reveals the 1928 series with major refinements in design and equipment rather than radical overhaul. New mechanical cylinder head and camshaft, improved cooling, larger radiators, adjustable steering, form fitting seats, and enhanced accessibility of lubrication fittings boost performance and serviceability. Prices hold for Series 115 and 120, open models slightly up. Series 128 about $500 lower in body cost.
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