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Elden,
When you are referring to "center line" steering, do you mean the  tie rods 
are equal in length and being controlled from the center steering  arm?  If so, 
General Motor used this system in several of their automobiles  in the late 
30s to the early 50s.   Some models of Packard also used  this "center line" 
steering system.
 
 
In a message dated 1/3/2009 7:29:55 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,  
edurand at mchsi.com writes:

Didn't  Cadillac also have the "center line" system for a year or two around 
'50?  

Francis  Maciel
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Santa Maria, CA  93454


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