STEAM CARS & PARTS FOR SALE

For Sale:
1922 740 Stanley 7 Passenger Sedan - Chassis 22277
Chassis is pretty much complete and in great condition. Leather gatering is mostly on all springs. New (need some cleaning) universal tires. Wheels are solid but need paint. A couple valves and small items not present on firewall, but are available items. Believed to be low miles, engine sounds great (see YouTube video).
Chassis 22277 donated its body to another touring car (740B on the tag) and was destined to become a "Steel Frame Mountain Wagon" by a previous owner, but never came to be. It was then bought by myself and mated to this correct Stanley 7 Passenger Sedan Body. All sheet metal is there and solid. The body will need wood work and interior. Rear seat is not present. I have jump seats that can be used.
Old boiler had a tube removed. It it welcome to come along with the sale or leave it (should have a new boiler). 30HP boiler potentially available with the car for an addition. Condenser included not shown in place.
The chassis will be an easy restore, the body will need work but it's very straight and all the metal is there. Just a few small cracks, but basically all complete. Would make a great, big, majestic Steamer when restored. Please feel free to contact me to discuss.

$32,500 USD

Jared Schoenly - Spring City Steam Works
Tel: 610-301-2797 
Email: jschoenly@gmail.com  

Twin brothers Francis and Freelan Stanley built their first steam-powered car in 1897 in Watertown, Massachusetts and sold more than 200 by 1899, making them the most successful U.S. automaker at the time. They sold the design to Locomobile in 1899 and, three years later, founded the Stanley Motor Carriage Co. The Stanley steamer is the most recognizable steam car to this day and are the most reliable and well designed steam cars ever built. Although steam power for the automobile fell out of favor, it was still a very efficient and very powerful way to propel the automobile. In 1906, the Stanley Rocket achieved 127 MPH driven by Fred Marriott and one year later at Ormand Beach, Florida it achieved 150 MPH. 
 
This particular Stanley offered here is one of the most original untouched Stanley Steamers to exist today with known history since new. This is a 1914 Model 606 roadster that has been off the road since 1949 (still wearing its 1949 Connecticut license plates). The model 606 is the last of the "coffin nose" Stanley's before the transition to a more modern nose offered later. It is a 10 horsepower model, but a late 10 horse which has a much larger boiler giving it a lot more power then the earlier 10 horse cars. 
 
Sold new in 1914 to the Fodor family of Norwalk, Connecticut through the Stanley Steamer dealer located in Norwalk, Connecticut. The car was driven leisurely until 1949 when it was stored away in the Fodor family carriage house where it would remain until 1993 when Manny Dragone discovered the car still in the carriage house and still in Norwalk, CT where it had been for its entire existence. It was then sold to a well known Connecticut collector where it has remained in the same condition since then. It is an absolutely amazing original Stanley that has never left Connecticut. There are more Stanley's that exist today than there were 30 years ago, so to find one as original as this is almost unheard of. Although it has not been run since 1949 the car is very untouched and looks to be in very good mechanical condition and really wouldn't take much to get it back in running order. Original Stanley's just did not survive and this is a chance to own a pure original 606 roadster with known provenance since new and publicly offered for sale for the first time since 1914. 

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Contact Dragone Classic Motor Cars
Tel-203-218-1903
or Visit https://dragoneclassic.com/

For Sale
1910 Stanley Model 71
New Bourdon Boiler fisted last year.All stainless steel fittings used both for top and bottom inlets and outlets.
10 year boiler certificate issued.
Recent brake upgrades to include,hydraulic rear brakes and newly installed front disc brakes.
New updated water pumps installed.
New Vintage steam copper fuel pressure tanks fitted.
All brass work lacquered.
Front end of Car repainted and lined.
Full set of side widows.
This car has successfully toured in England and Europe.
Asking price £100000.00 approximately $130000.00
Contact Dean Rogers
Email dean@steamtractionworld.co.uk
Phone +44 (0) 1327 301030

Locomobile Steam Car engine once owned by my Grandfather.  It was subsequently given to my father more than 40 years ago. I stored it in his shop. When he passed the engine was given to me. However, I have no use for it and would like to see it end up in a restored Locomobile or such.

$3500 

Contact Wil Byers
Cell: 509-947-0640

10% into a true restoration, this sweet car was not finished by it's owner due to having so much fun with a running steam car. As a 7 yr old kid, watching my father bring this car home to be put back into how it was originally built, I looked forward to seeing the car completed because the car could carry our whole family not just two individuals. 
The frame is done and complete; all tanks completed and mounted under frame; front springs completed and mounted; front axle done with completed wheels and new tires mounted to axle and to frame. The rear axle, wheels and new tires are complete and all mounted, but, Not mounted to frame. The next step in restoration would be the three pumps, so the rear axle can be mounted. This next step completed makes it so much easier to move the car around. Currently the car has the body and many parts just sitting on top of the frame for lack of space. All the parts for the car are present, though parts to be made new of course would be the boiler and all the plumbing; the wood inside the body; the upholstery; and the convertible top. All four fenders have been restored and painted. The car has been in the shop for the last 50 years but no work has been done for 18 years.


Additional Information
Contact Judi Stone
509-847-5739
$34,000 or can make offer

This vehicle is an excellent example of the  popular Locomobile steam car .  Being a Surrey it is quiet unique and rare in that it carry’s four passengers . It is fully restored and has competed in three of the Famous London to Brighton car runs.  The most recent being this year where the participants and car won the Regent st concourse for best dressed passengers and car.    
 
It is stored at South End just out of London in England.  It is has Pennsylvania  USA antique vehicle registration.

$58,000 (AUD)

Contact Chris Sorensen
Tel: 61427244847

·                            1910 Stanley Model 71 Roadster-Toy Tonneau

The history of the Stanley Brothers and the cars has been well documented, most recently in The Stanley Steamer: America’s Legendary Steam Car by Kit Foster.  After selling their dry plate film business they ventured into automobiles. Steam was their choice. One of their most significant achievements was the wire wound boiler.  This innovation greatly decreased the boiler weight from more conventional ones and thereby reduced  the boiler to chassis ratio.  So successful was this car that by 1899 they had buyers for their new company and its patents.  The sale resulted in the Locomobile and later the Mobile steam car. The new partners disagreed over the future development of their cars and sold the patent rights back to the Stanley brothers.  A new and improved Stanley was introduced in 1904. Most noticeable was the introduction of the horizontally mounted engine, this feature as well as the wire wound boiler would last till the end of production.

PRICE:
$149,500
Contact Tom

• Address:Smithfield, RI, USA
• Phone:401-651-2295
• Email:tom@tomlaferriere.com

This Stanley has been recently restored to the highest specification by JR Goold Vintage Steam Restorations Ltd.  
You will find the key features below: -

• 20 HP (4"x 5") engine geared 51:57.
• 24" x 14" boiler *
• Propane gas pilot
• Burner set up to burn 50:50 Kerosene: Petrol
• 36"x 4" wheels
• Long range water tank fitted to increase range to 40-50 miles per filling
• Electric rear stop lamps and indicators
• Fully repainted in Brewster green and pin-striped
• Hydraulic rear brakes
• Brassware polished and lacquered
• Supplied with current annual steam certificate.  Expires October 2019
• Irons in seats ready for hood assembly if desired

 
*The car has undergone it’s’10 year’ full inspection (removal of boiler from the car, removal of outer lagging, removal of all fittings and internal inspection for boiler fabric and thicknesses) and has undergone a full hydraulic test. 
 
It is immaculately presented and reaches speeds of 55-60mph effortlessly. 
Asking price £120,000 o.n.o 
If you are looking for a head-turning, ready to go, reliable steam car for many happy years touring, then please do get in touch. 
For more information, extra photos or to arrange a viewing, please contact: 
Justin/Grant Goold 
J R Goold Vintage Steam Restorations Ltd
Tel: 01761 470806
Email: justin@stanleysteamcarparts.co.uk  
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1907 Stanley EX nr. 3511
This is a very original Stanley with a new Bourdon boiler and burner and valid UK boiler certificate.
2/4 seater. Restored last year and has run 2500 km after restoration. This is a very fast and easy to handle Steam-car.
Dutch road registration.
It has recently be seen at GDSF and the Norfolk tour.

Pictures on steamcars.nl and a restoration report is in the magazine section of the
www.steamcarnetwork.com   website.
Roel Rasker
Emmastraat 82
6591DX Gennep
The Netherlands
Phone 0031 6 51587687
snorvlieg@home.nl
steamcars.nl
 

 

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1922 STANLEY 735B – 20hp
Regent green with straw lining
In same ownership for 18 years.
New boiler in 2005. Re-tubed with new tube plates in 2018.
Very original vehicle, regularly maintained by John Goold Restorations.
Benefits from new side screens, hood cover & tonneau, together with full waterproof cover for trailing.
Reliable 7-seater touring in style. Excellent condition.
£75,000.
Contact: Robert Baker 01787 373171 / robert.baker51@outlook.com
 
Kind Regards,
Robert Baker
07775 922708

​1911 Stanley 20HP Roadster.
A fantastic 20hp touring car, steams and drives very well.
Well maintained, boiler and engine, pumps, brakes, running gear etc. New 10 year hydraulic test and current steam test. Full windscreen and weather gear.
Serious enquiries to Michele Goddard.
Tel-07792 136877.
Email-michelegoddard@ymail.com.

For Sale
1907 Stanley model H4
​Many rare features , including wire wheels and bike fenders.
Price £150,000.00
Contact Chris Wedgwood.
chriswedgwood@manx.net
Phone- Mobile (cell) 07624 469946
                                                                  Land line 01624 819745  U.K.
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                                        For Sale
Stanley Model 60 engine as spare or to restore
Number 6X 625 on frame dates it to 1911. Frame rods and block seem in good order, block flanges crack tested and seem OK. Missing pistons, piston rods, and connecting rods, all of which are parts which would normally be replaced in restoration.
Also lacks valve slides and valve chest cover. Includes new cranks made in EN 24T and a new high ratio 47 tooth crank gear and the exhaust manifold. I had intended to use this engine in a proposed steam special in a light vintage chassis, however a recent house move and other projects make the completion of this unlikely.
As seen £950. Buyer to collect Harrogate area. email mikeclark3@sky.com
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​https://www.prewarcar.com/276474-1929-auburn-125f-steam-car-for-sale

1929 Auburn Model 125F Cabriolet. $63000.00 It is a totally original car that has sat in a garage since 1962.  It has its original engine and transmission.  It is likely the most unique Auburn in the world as it was converted to steam in Circa 1934 by its original owner who invented some technology related to steam power and wished to put it to use prior to applying for a US patent.
The car was purchased new in 1929 by Osmond Campbell of Saint Joseph, Missouri.  He drove the car for a few years and during that time, the Great Depression hit.  The result for him was that the Auburn was now nearly worthless to trade in on his new car so when he purchased his new car, he kept the Auburn to try out a new invention related to steam power and operation.  As a result, in 1934, he converted the car to steam power.  
Campbell kept the car until at least the mid-1940's.  There are pages and pages of documentation during his ownership including schematics, descriptions, drawings, letters with various suppliers and letters between him and the Department of Commerce seeking and being granted a patent approval.  Also in the file are archival photos of the car from the 1940's.
At some point believed to be in the late 1940's, the car was sold to a Walter Deitchman of Kansas City, Missouri.  He kept the car until January of 1962 when he sold the car to Chris Linschoten of Salt Lake City, Utah.  I purchased the car out of his garage from his estate.
The car has the steam engine installed with all of its original steam components.  In a crate with the car is its original engine (eight cylinder) and various parts removed during the conversion to steam.  
Buyer gets the following:
Complete car with steam engine still installed
Crate with original engine and parts
All original documentation with the car
Original barn find photos, vintage photos of the car (barn find photos are digital)
Likely, one of the most interesting and talked about cars at any ACD or steam car event..
I purchased it hoping to make it run.  My shop is not a steam shop and does not have the knowledge base to properly and safely make it run so I am selling.  
Inspections invited and welcomed by any seriously interested party.  For those interested in the technology, Here is a web link that shows all of the documents with the car:

Any Parts or Drawings for a Stanley 30HP Mountain Wagon wanted.
Contact Roel Rasker
​snorvlieg@home.nl

Stanley Steamer 1910. 30 HP.  Make an offer
A pleasure to drive and a real head turner. this car was restored in 1995 by Jerry Stoneman. 
New items installed by present owner include a New Boiler, new Bourdon burner and pilot, tires and water tanks.
Health and age are the reasons for reluctant sale of this fabulous Stanley Steam Car.
Selling Price  Make an offer
Contact.
Jan Brinksma.
​Netherlands. Telephone  0031-(0)527-201923 or 0031(0)22211966
Email      m.j.brinksma@kpnmail.nl

1903 Stanley Steamer Model C
$37,500
Oakville, CT1903 Stanley Steamer Model C. Mostly there 75-80% needs boiler, burner, some plumbing/fittings. $37,500
contact
Phone Rob 203 525 7083 USA