Steam car engine for sale3/10/2016 We have an original locomobile steam car engine for sale. Which prior to our purchase some fifty years ago had been converted to a stationary engine with a reversing lever and flywheel. £2000.00 My wife will be dealing with this as I'm often abroad. Contact details: Hazel 07709 841986 (daytime only please) 
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Stanley for sale3/10/2016 London to Brighton eligible.
More info and photos available by email: b1908buick@gmail.com $79,000.00. US. BOB NICE   Stanley steam car for Sale3/10/2016 7 seat steam car.
Ring John, for a detailed description, on 0161 761 1056. England  Stanley steamer parts for sale3/3/2016 Expressions of interest for my spares pending the sale of my stanley. 2x 735 engines one has a welded frame but a excellent block. One has a welded block. Both have good motion.     740 diff and pumps. Pumps are excellent but the diff has had some small mods cut and welded to it. Good spare with some work put into it. Not sure what they are worth ipen to offers? May consider international freight if purchaser organises it.
£10,000 — Sydney australia Cheers Tim Deacon via Facebook Steamer Series 2 for sale3/3/2016  Hello, there! It's Steam Traction World
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Post your vehicle or parts for sale to us at no cost, using our contact Page Replica of 1898 Locomobile For Sale3/1/2016 This is a replica of the 1898 Locomobile Steam Car. NOW SOLD The car gets up to steam in 7 minutes and will drive at up to 25 mph. Braking is through small discs on all 4 wheels. There are no gears as maximum torque is achieved at zero speed. Goes as fast forward as backwards! This car was assembled in 2009 by a builder in Holland. It was imported back into the UK and is now road legal. The car is fired by a Reillo Kerosene central heating burner, which is powered by a 12 volt to 240 volt invertor. To start the car turn the key check the water level in the boiler and main tank and let the boiler start. Once up to 230 psi jump aboard and drive. It really is that easy. This is a great way to get into and understand Steam Cars. I am selling because I have bought a 1903 Stanley Steamer. There is a closed trailer, which is fitted with a winch, available for this car so that you can attend rallies and events. The whole rig is about one tonne so can be towed by a small car. Likamobile and trailer £13500. Likamobile only £12000. Or make me a sensible offer. Contact robin.hamilton@btconnect.com Phone 07834 039585. West Sussex. 1910 1911 10HP Stanley Type 6 engine3/1/2016
Stanley Steam Car 600PSI Pressure Gauge For Sale. in very good condition, but working condition Unknown. Sold 1919 Stanley Model 740 for sale3/1/2016 Sold at noon, NO-RESERVE. RARE 1919 Stanley Steamer convertible, (model 740 5 seater), w/ rebuilt boiler, steamed when parked approx. 20 years ago, metal work is all solid, upholstery has small tears, the car is drive able and looks like it came from a time capsule, Hahn owned for 37 years, (Vin#19212); extra Stanley Steamer 2 cylinder engine; Auction SATURDAY, APRIL 1ST • 9:00 AM (CARS AT NOON) SOLD $61000.00 JOHN J. RUTT II, 1686 Weaverland Road, East Earl, PA 17519 • 717-587-8906 www.martinandrutt.com
Stanley Steam car for sale - 1907 Ex3/1/2016 1907 Stanley Steamer EX for Restoration
$38,500 OBO Please contact me for additional information or pictures at Jmalagutti@aol.com  Now Sold
1922 Stanley 735B For Sale3/1/2016 To be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sotheby’s Hershey event, October 5-6, 2017.
Though Stanley Steamer has become a part of American automotive language, Stanley Steam Car is the preferred nomenclature of any Stanley owner. The Stanley brothers, identical twins who went by their initials, F.E. and F.O., set about building what was without a doubt the most famous automobile that used steam power to propel itself down the road. The Stanley was built in Massachusetts from 1899 to 1927, although the brothers retired from the company in 1917 while in their sixties. The Stanley was a beautifully engineered car that operated in virtual silence compared to gasoline-engine cars. It was the invention of the electric self-starter on gasoline automobiles more than any single item that spelled doom for the steam car. The Stanley Model 735 was introduced in 1918. It brought to market a condensing boiler that offered greater range prior to having to stop for a refill—an obvious disadvantage to earlier models. Coils located in a traditional-style front-mounted radiator were part of a closed loop system whereby steam was returned to the boiler instead of being released into the atmosphere. The Model 735 became the most successful of all Stanley models with more than 1,700 sold over the model run. This 1922 Stanley Model 735B touring is both a rare and interesting car . . . with a legend to match! Eric Massiet du Biest, a Frenchman, was determined to circumvent the earth while driving a steam car. As such, he selected this steamer, which was mechanically restored in 1992. He christened it “Passepartout” as an homage to the valet who accompanied Phineas Fogg in Jules Verne’s epic novel Around the World in 80 Days. He successfully completed his adventure, which is chronicled in the January–March 1993 issue of Bulb Horn. In 2009 the car was sold to a French engineer who completed a cosmetic and mechanical restoration, including improving upon the original boiler system to operate on gasoline, thus rendering the car more drivable and reliable. Despite having abundant nicks and chips, the patina of this worn but proven Stanley is both appealing and charming. While no show queen, it will no less be the star wherever it appears while providing fun for both the driver and six of his or her friends. To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website at rmsothebys.com/. 1903 Stanley For Sale3/1/2016 To be offered at Bonhams "COLLECTORS MOTORCARS AND AUTOMOBILIA Philadelphia Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum2 Oct 2017, 14:00 EDT" Lot 351 From the Estate of Bob Mead SOLD $55000. 1903 Stanley Type C 6.5 HP Two/Four Seater Runabout Coachwork by Carl Amsley Body no. 392 Engine no. 492 2-Cylinder Double-Acting Steam Engine Approximately 6.5HP Direct Gear Drive Rear Axle 4-Wheel Fully Elliptic Leaf Spring Suspension Rear Band-Type Brakes *Well known example of the model *Comprehensively restored by Bob Mead *Shown at the Greenwich Concours d'Elegance *Regularly used and toured Estimate-US$ 55,000 - 70,000 £41,000 - 52,000 Steam Car Prest-o-lite tank for sale3/1/2016 For Sale. A Prest-o-lite Tank inc fittings . £100.00 SOLD John Liming. England. Phone. 01953 788376 email seamanliming@gmail.com. 1910 Stanley 70 For Sale3/1/2016 To be OFFERED AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE at RM Sotheby’s Hershey event, October 5-6, 2017.
SOLD $121000.00 Whoever called this car a Stanley Steamer was not a friend of the Stanley brothers, as they strongly disliked that designation. It was a Stanley Steam Car, even though Stanley Steamer has now become a part of the American language. The brothers were identical twins who went by their initials, F.E. and F.O. They set about building what was, without a doubt, the most famous automobile to use steam power to propel itself down the road. The Model 70 shown here, one of about 10 known survivors to this specification, was constructed of original and reproduction components in 1985 by the late, great steam enthusiast and Stanley expert, Carl Amsley. It is worth noting that in Stanley circles a recreation is not frowned upon, as these cars ordinarily incorporate numerous improvements and enhancements not seen in factory-stock designs. This particular car, a 20 steam hp model with a 24 × 14-in. boiler, has superb, reliable performance, equivalent to an eight-cylinder gasoline-powered automobile. This was proven by its longtime owner, the late stunt driver and showman Jay Milligan, who purchased the Stanley from Amsley in 1987. It became a frequent participant in steam tours, including recording the fastest time in the Dead Horse Hill Climb of 1997, then ran in tours in Delaware, Vermont, and Connecticut in 2007, 2008, and 2014, respectively. Yet during all this time it was well-kept enough to achieve its AACA Grand National First Prize honors in 2004. Unused in the last couple of years due to Mr. Milligan’s health, it has been freshly reconditioned for the sale by Stanley expert Alan Kelso, and will be offered in running condition. An exceptional Stanley for the driving enthusiast, this car boasts power like few other automobiles of its era, and provides a one-of-a-kind driving experience. To view this car and others currently consigned to this auction, please visit the RM website at rmsothebys.com/. 1922 Stanley 735 Touring For Sale3/1/2016 Steam cars manufactured by the Stanley Motor Carriage Company of Newton, Massachusetts were among the first successful commercially produced automobiles. The ‘Stanley Steamer’ became part of popular American culture and an icon of the old car hobby. Steam was an easy sell in a century when steam was called “The Power That Moves the World”. The disadvantages of steam power were also well known: it could take as long as twenty minutes to bring the boiler up to operating temperature, invention of the electric starter brought ease of operation to gasoline-powered automobiles and fear of boiler explosions was widespread.
Price: $69,500 SOLD Hyman Ltd. Contact: +1-314-524-6000 1900 Locomobile Steam Car For Sale3/1/2016 For sale: 1900 Locomobile with Lloyds boiler certificate Price:£35000.00 SOLD Nice running Locomobile steamcar with valid boiler certificate and victorian top. Dutch road registered. London Science Museum dating papers proving that this car is a real 1900 car available Delivery possible Contact: Roel Rasker snorvlieg@home.nl Steam car parts and books for sale3/1/2016 Parts and books for sale. Tiverton, Devon, United Kingdom. Smogless Days - £10 An album of Sentinel - £20 Clinger glass - £ 10 pair of Stanley steam car operating mags - £10 ALL ITEMS NOW SOLD. Old time steam cars - £10 Geneology of locomobile - £10 Steamy dreamer - £10 White steam car booklet - £15 A History of Maine Built Automobiles 1901-1934 - £25 instruction book for Stanley 740 - £15 Postage at cost. George Hounslow Hi Gerry, I would like to purchase the 3 tube indicator and low water automatic.
Gerry Stoneman George give me a ring on 01884253491 1947 Steam Tri-Car3/1/2016 .A steam tricar built by Bill Chorlton in 1947, heavily influenced by the prewar Morgan three wheeler. You can't but help admire the ingenuity shown in its construction - in spirit it puts me in mind of the wonderful "Sentalike" we sold a couple of years back, the work of an engineer who combined capable construction skills with an unfettered mind (and what must have been a complete shed full of odds and ends saved from other projects). Motive power is provided by a V-twin steam engine mounted up front, the cat's cradle of chains up front driving water and oil pumps through an intermediate step-down shaft. The engine itself is slide valve, Stephenson's reversing gear, driving to a single back wheel by chain. The drum type firetube vertical boiler sits under the bonnet, pressure gauge is mounted atop the bonnet in the driver's eye line. Water gauge is a Klinger type, mounted facing forwards with a wing mirror allowing it to be sighted from the driver's seat. The chassis has rack and pinion steering, independent suspension at the front with drum brakes on all wheels. Remarkably the thing is road registered, with a V5 document. Rallied regularly over many years, it has now been unused in some time - it is missing its burner (which may be a reason for it falling into disuse) although appears otherwise complete. There's a fuel tank under the boot lid, I suspect the thing would run on a central heating boiler oil burner, same as used by the current replica steam cars. Sold Information and Photos courtesy of Station Road Steam, where more photos and information are avaliable.  1900 Locomobile For Sale3/1/2016 To be offered at Bonhams "COLLECTORS MOTORCARS AND AUTOMOBILIA Philadelphia Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum2 Oct 2017, 14:00 EDT" Lot 350 From the Estate of Bob Mead SOLD £26693.00 1900 Locomobile STYLE 2 5.5HP STEAM RUNABOUT 2-Cylinder Double-Acting Steam Engine Approximately 5.5bhp Sprocket Rear Axle with Chain Drive 4-Wheel Leaf Spring Suspension Rear Band-Type Brakes *Restored by Bob Mead *One of the most successful models of the early Steam car era *An interesting piece of American history Estimate-US$ 35,000 - 45,000 £26,000 - 33,000 Stanley Steam Car for sale3/1/2016  Chassis No. 19376 A rare vehicle that came to light after many years of obscurity. Original documents supplied show that this was originally a Californian vehicle being registered to Tom Wade of Wilmington in 1929, then Faye Wade of Pico sold it to George Read of Santa Ana in April 1957 who sold it to Nels Grofthold in February 1963. Now Sold. £35000.00
Ashton Gauge For Sale on Ebay3/1/2016 Stanley steam car engines for sale3/1/2016 STANLEY Steamer engines, 10 hp, 20 hp, 30 hp, non-condensing. NOW SOLD
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