Thanks to M Currie for recommending I look at the illustrations of Ray Kuns! His book covers and illustrations have style!

https://forums.aaca.org/topic/385574-ross-steering-box-222994-where-was-it-used-p-a-acd/

Kuns authored the books Automotive Essentials, Automotive Service, Automobile Racing, Automobile Engineering, Auto Mechanics, 

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https://johnnypersson.blogspot.com/2015/07/aventyret-fortsatter.html

And guys built to those plans...  this 1933 Ray Kuns designed race car was built to the 1933 American Automobile Association rules for Big Car Sprinters

 

This racer has a 92″ wheel base, Franklin steering box, ’34 Ford rear, 9/11 gears with safety hubs, Eskimo radiator, ’59AB Ford Flathead, 12v starter, ’49-’53 rods, adjustable lifters, ’59A oil pump, and a Edmonds intake

https://barnfinds.com/1933-ray-kuns-east-coast-8/

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