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| Classic Automobile Engine Films | 
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| Category: DVD
Buy New: $9.98
Buy New from $9.98
Media: DVD
UPC: 811828010641
ASIN: B0013W6N32
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Number of Discs: 1, Format NTSC | | • | Studio: LafayetteLLC | | • | Run Time: 48 Minutes Sound B&W/Color, 4 Classic Films | | • | Packaging: DVD is shipped in Protective Case | | • | NOTE: The films are old in nature, so you may see small imperfections that you would not see in a modern production. |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Free Air (1937)- Dramatic depiction of how gasoline and air mix to provide power in the automobile engine.This item is part of the collection: Prelinger ArchivesProducer: Handy (Jam) OrganizationAudio/Visual: Sd, B&WRun time: 9:38Diesel Story (1952)- Traces the development of the diesel from the Otto 'SILENT' gas engine of 1877, through Rudolph Diesel's engine, to the machines that now drive ships, trains, tractors, trucks and cars. This item is part of the collection: Prelinger Archives,Production Company: Shell Oil Company,Audio/Visual: sound, B&WRun time: 20:00Something for Nothing (1940)- Cartoonist Rube Goldberg creates a little animation to explain how fuel is converted to power in the modern automobile engine.This item is part of the collection: Prelinger ArchivesProducer: Handy (Jam) OrganizationAudio/Visual: Sd, B&WRun time: 8:47Down the Gasoline Trail-Cartoon showing what happens to a drop of gasoline from the time it flows into the gas tank to when it is exploded in the engine cylinder. This "fantastic voyage" through a glisteningly clean Chevrolet engine is an excellent example of the soft-sell industrial, where the product that's promoted is hardly ever mentioned by name. This item is part of the collection: Prelinger ArchivesProducer: Handy (Jam) OrganizationAudio/Visual: Sd, B&W..NOTE: The historical films are old in nature, so you may see small imperfections that you would not see in a modern production.
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