Cadillac 1912 Model Promises New Luxury And Efficiency
Cadillac unveils an advanced 1912 model featuring automatic electric starting, electric lights, dual ignition systems, a refined carburetor, and a centralized Delco system. The firm claims these innovations propel Cadillac beyond competition, combining comfort, economy, and luxury into a practical, perfected automobile.
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Cadillac Electric Start System Highlights Improved Auto Ignition
The Cadillac electrical plant combines engine driven dynamo and storage battery to automatically start the engine by turning over via an electric motor. The system charges the battery, powers ignition and lighting, and switches to direct dynamo current at higher speeds. An auxiliary Delco dry cell system runs independently, increasing reliability and simplifying operation.
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Cadillac Four Cylinder Specification Card from Early Automotive Era
Detailed Cadillac mechanical specs cover engine 44 inch bore, 4i inch stroke, five bearing crank and camshafts, 32.4 horsepower ASAM rating with higher actual output, water cooling, gear driven pump, automatic splash lubrication, Cadillac designed carburetor, multiple levers and controls, three speed transmission with Timken bearings, drum brakes, worm gear steering, 116 inch wheelbase, 36 by 4 inch tires, Cadillac blue finish, standard equipment including Delco distributor and dynamo 80A battery, speedometer, lights, tools, and mats.
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