The legends

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Most of the drivers who participated in automobile racing over dry lake beds in California during the 1940s and the 1950s were able to use their experience to make a name in the automobile business. These include Stu Hilborn and Vic Edelbrock who manufacture fuel injection systems and engines, respectively.

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The Duesenberg W-24

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The history of the Duesenberg W-24 multi-valve engine is discussed. The engine originated in the 1920s when Horace E. Dodge asked Fred and August Duesenberg to design a marine engine that could defeat all other racing boats. The engine featured 24 cylinders arranged in a 'W' pattern.

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Legends of the lakes

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Car races over dry lake beds were common activities in California during the 1940s and the 1950s. These competitions were patronized by young men who drove excellent racing machines.

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