Stanley Models 70 and 71

The Stanley model 70 five-passenger touring car (top), with a larger back seat, and model  71 four-passenger toy tonneau (bottom) were introduced in 1910. these cars were both rated at 20  hp. There were 259 of the popular Model 70 produced between 3/3/1910 and  8/3 /1912 produced. There were 124 of the less popular model 71 produced between 3/3/1910 and 3/5/1911. The model 71 had a much larger water tank, placed under the rear seat with the fuel tank moved to the front, the opposite configuration of the model 70, but a concept that would be carried on to later coffin-nose Stanley models. Photos courtesy of Concept Cars. Information seen courtesy of the excellent Kit Foster book “The Stanley Steamer America’s Legendary Steam Car”, available from the Stanley Museum.