STEAM CARS & PARTS FOR SALE

·                            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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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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​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

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

​A twin cylinder steam engine by the Locke Regulator Co., Salem, Massachusetts, circa 1901,
possibly suit 7hp Milwaukee or 6hp Puritan steam car.


Bought is as a item for the living room but the quality is too good. Runs free.


Can be picked up in the Netherlands or shipped worldwide.

Price-€ 1750,00

Visit https://www.prewarcar.com/236119-1901-twin-cylinder-steam-engine-by-the-locke-regulator-co for more information

William Clarke

Email
billclarke4@gmail.
 
Automobile Quarterly "Magazine" 1962-2012
Hard-bound thin books highlighting the history of automobile production, craft and racing for 40 years.
$1,000

Contact: Bill Clarke
billclarke4@gmail.com
703-434-1062

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William Clarke

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billclarke4@gmail.com

The Steam Automobile Bulletin Magazine
From 2001-2018
Complete set
$50

Contact: Bill Clarke
billclarke4@gmail.com
703-434-1062

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William Clarke
Email
billclarke4@gmail.com

The Bulb Horn Magazines 1953-1965
The Veteran Motor Car Club of America
Vintage Magazines
About 25 copies
$100
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Stanley Steamer Catalogs - Originals
Stanley Steamer Catalogues
Price Lists
Parts Lists
Advertisements
All originals
1908, 1910, up to 1965
About 15-20
$50

Contact: Bill Clarke
billclarke4@gmail.com
703-434-1062

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William Clarke
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Antique Automobile Magazine - 1952-Present

Antique Automobile Magazine
September 1952 - Present
Complete set
Excellent condition
$500
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billclarke4@gmail.com
703-434-1062
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Delightful 1900 Locomobile steam car in wonderful original condition

Bought with a view to entering the VCC Brighton Run, time has conspired against me. There is a dating certificate from the London Science Museum and I have made initial enquiries re a formal VCC dating certificate but this will be something for the new owner to take forward

Valid Lloyds boiler certificate and ready to go - totally 'on the match'!

More smiles per gallon than anything else I've ever owned!

Worth considerably more with the VCC dating process all completed and a Brighton run under her belt

Sale of a half share considered to the right person as I would love to see the vision through



Reason for sale - as a lifelong classic car enthusiast my modest collection has grown out of control a little, at 15 cars and 21 bikes I spend all my time chasing MoT dates and keeping batteries charged, and not enough actually enjoying quality time with them. I've therefore decided to reduce the numbers to 6 cars and 6 bikes, which will be much more manageable. As I love them all it's a bit like choosing between your children - impossible - so I'm listing everything and whatever 6 of each are left I'll keep - it's as simple as that. All my vehicles are accurately described and I hope will go to a good home - this is more important to me than extracting the last few quid from a sale, and I've no interest in selling anyone anything that isn't right for them - come and have a look and if you like what you see then great. Everything is ONO - we all love a deal! Please please please no timewasters though, if you need to ask your Mum or borrow the money from your cousin, please do so first!

Many thanks

Matt

£39995 ONO

More Information at ​www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C989744

Based in Surrey, U.K.

1901 Locomobile  LIKAMOBILE STEAM CAR REPLICA
LOCOMOBILE VIN: 023217 
condition: good 
paint color: red 
title status: clean 
 
Steam Car that is a replica of a Locomobile Steam car. Registered in New York as a Locomobile with a Transferable Registration.
Lots of time and money invested. I have lost interest and would like to see it go to a good home. If U are not familiar with it search on the Internet and you will find lots of information. Please Call if U have a real interest. THANKS MIKE
USA   845 853 2563  PHONE