
Ted Strong's Motor Car - OR, FAST AND FURIOUS - By EDWARD C. TAYLOR - Author of the Ted Strong Stories
STREET & SMITH CORPORATION PUBLISHERS - 1915
Ted Strong's Motor Car
CHAPTER I. - TALKING ABOUT SMART HOGS!
CHAPTER II. - BUD'S BAD BRONCHOS.
CHAPTER III. - STELLA GOES TO THE "RENT RAG."
CHAPTER IV. - THE TROUBLE IS STARTED.
CHAPTER V. - SHOTS FROM THE DARK.
CHAPTER VI. - THE "FLYING DEMONS'" MESSAGE.
CHAPTER VII. - SONG SHOOTS A WOLF.
Set on the wide‑open Moon Valley Ranch, the story opens with Ted Strong and his rowdy bronco boys—Bud, Carl, Ben and a mischievous pig named Oof—sharing tall tales over a kitchen table. Their banter is full of colorful dialect and good‑natured ribbing, as they argue over a prized cabbage patch that Oof has wrecked in a single, gluttonous gulp. The scene establishes a lively, frontier world where humor rings as loudly as the clatter of hooves and the scrape of a well‑worn oak desk.
When the ruined garden leads the gang to suspect something more than a greedy swine, a forgotten motor car appears in the shadows of the ranch, and a strange visitor arrives under cover of night. With a mix of slapstick mishaps, whispered rumors, and the promise of a hidden secret, Ted and his companions are drawn into a series of puzzling episodes that test their loyalty and quick wit. Listeners will find a fast‑paced adventure that balances rustic comedy with a hint of mystery, all while the boys navigate the untamed landscape of early‑20th‑century life.
Full title
Ted Strong's Motor Car Or, Fast and Furious Or, Fast and Furious
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (468K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Steven desJardins and PG Distributed Proofreaders.
Release date
2004-10-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

Best known today for the early 1900s Ted Strong adventure stories, this writer helped shape the fast-paced, action-heavy style of juvenile fiction that was popular in pulp-era America.
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