1908 Stanley Vanderbilt Racer for sale11/11/2020 1908 Stanley Vanderbilt Racer for sale A client of mine is selling his 1908 Stanley 30HP steam car, cover model of "Clun Chronicle and Newcastle notes" in October 2009. It has not been driven for five years or so but comes with all technical inspections. It is in perfect condition as it is part of a British car collection. stefan@stefanoberhuber.com The car is located in Austria and can be viewed by appointment. Feel free to contact me per e-mail at stefan@stefanoberhuber.com cellphone at +436769176764
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Neil Bygrave email. neil.bygrave.75@gmail.com phone Tel, 07752186805 Locomobile engine for sale, in very good condition, £2150 ono, ( Many other locomobile parts also for sale, please message for details) in very good condition, For Sale by Auction at Bonhams "The Golden Age of Motoring Sale '1886-1939'" Veteran, Vintage and Post-Vintage Motor Cars 30 Oct 2020, starting at 13:00 GMT with lot 1. London, New Bond Street 1910 WHITE MODEL O-O FIVE-PASSENGER TOURING STEAM CAR REGISTRATION NO. TBC CHASSIS NO. 8956 *One of an estimated 150 survivors *Imported from the USA in the late 1990s *Significant renovation in recent years *Specification available Footnotes
Stanley steam car model EX 1908 for sale10/21/2020 Having only made slow progress on renovating my EX I realize I have to much going on so reluctantly decided to put it up for sale. This was well known as Geoff Theobalds car and is in very original condition. It has just had a new boiler and was running last year. Additional parts I'm willing to let go with it are a new chassis, windscreens and spare engine. My contact info phone 07767297916 ENGLAND email t.gurr@btopenworld.com £68,000 · BEXHILL ON SEA, ENGLAND  stanley steam car parts for sale10/3/2020 Hello, I am not a steam car guy but my moms husband was. He and my mom have passed on. In cleaning out the house I found a sun visor, and a double spare tire carrier. I hope someone may have use for these. I don't know how much to ask for the visor, I was told tire carrier was about $350.00. I am very grateful for any help on price and posting. Thank you. Roy Shapard Cell 603-674-8741 USA    James McInnes
pippinmcinnes@gmail.com For Sale White 40 hp M or MM fuel tank in restorable condition. Have a 40 hp White M or MM Fuel tank for Kerosene and pilot fuel. Tank has been in storage since found at a White dealership in Sydney NSW Australia. The matching engine has already gone to USA. The tank is not rusted through. It just has surface rust and has been stored in a barn for the last 40 years. Dimensions: Approximately 16.4 inches in diameter. US$2000 Can be freighted to USA or UK at purchasers expense. Cell phone: +61(0)400049144 Submitted Files Upload File 7671b2e3-de60-4980-959f-c4da91204d91.jpeg Upload File_1 ff50ed4b-7645-4330-a586-3dc6f13b475a.jpeg Upload File_2 14768855-3500-438b-ba5e-0660f4752499.jpeg Colin Clarke Colin3147@btconnect.com Tel: Home 01788 832486 Mob. 07802 439263 6.5Hp engine No 1200 Chassis No 507 £49,500 · RUGBY, ENGLAND 1903 Stanley Model C Runabout ..4 seater Price £49,500 · RUGBY, ENGLAND  6.5Hp engine No 1200 Chassis No 507. When last registered in the USA it was with the famous late Art Hart. Now UK registered. Due to personal circumstances regrettably I have not been able to use it since purchasing in 2015. So I am sure it will need a little re-commisioning. Prior to me purchasing it, it had a major ground up renovation with thousands of pounds being spent on it. A boiler built to Stanley wire wrapped specification by Bourdon Boiler Works in America. It had been regularly pressure tested by SFP Inspection of Arundel. (supporting documentation). The engine was re-built by J.R.Goulds of Bath, and the pressure valves were rebuilt or replaced by them also. Pressure tanks (primer and fuel pressure) by Vintage Steam of America. Total new piping was fitted to the original layout design. Fitted with dual fuel system, Petrol or Hexane primer burner and Kerosene/Petrol mix main burner. A beautiful example of this amazing Stanley model. UNKNOWN burner for steam car for sale8/12/2020 Stuart Hart Stanley21088@gmail.co Post Title Unknown burner No idea what this should fit! Open to offers. Upload File 97687e80-a64b-473a-bd26-d32d926bce8c.jpeg Upload File_1 034ad196-b1b0-40ee-888e-d13abdbb68a7.jpeg Replica of an 1850 style steam car7/19/2020 kim lindinger email linding@pt.lu Replica of an 1850 style steam car in working condition Weight 248kg, hight 165cm, wide 135cm, length 200cm. The steam engine is one cylinder, bore 5 cm, running distance 6cm. The engine has been drawn and made by hand; all pieces are handmade and seat in natural leather. It has a build in lifting mechanism. It can drive on a quite low pressure of maximum 6 bars. It works the best using wood as fuel. Maximum speed is 30km per hour and it has to be ruined on a flat area as we decided to have a maximum pressure of 6 bars for security reasons. The vehicle is in Switzerland but can be delivered in England,Ireland,Germany,France,Belgium and Luxembourg by us. Price is 14500 euros. Additional Information We have more pictures to share as well as a video of the car running. Thanks. 1910 Stanley Model 71 Roadster-Toy Tonneau OWNER SAYS SELL! ALL REASONABLE OFFERS ENTERTAINED 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. New PRICE: $139,500 Contact Tom
stanley steam car engine cover5/7/2020 Allen Blazick <allen@blazick.com> Just completed a new copper cover for a 1909 model R/U 20 hp Stanley engine. This is a one year only correct cover. Also New feed water heater for Stanley 1909 Model R/U and 1910/11 Model 70/71 Stanley steam car blocks for sale4/4/2020 Over the years we have patterned and poured for different kinds of unmachined Stanley cylinder blocks: model F 20hp 3 5/8x5”, 20hp Non condensing 4x5”, 20hp Condensing 4x5”, 30hp light frame 4 1/2x6 1/2”. All were cast with the highest quality cast iron with 1% nickel for extra durability. These are exact replicates with a Steam and Stuff casting mark. We have some available. If interested contact Allen Blazick @ allen@blazick.com. Stanley roadster door catches wanted3/30/2020 I'm missing the door latch off my Stanley 740 roadster behind the seat compartment. The Latch is unkeyed and uses a square end T handle to open and close. The recess and cover appears identical to the boot latches so a boot latch would be fine. The pictures of the boot latch and the cut out are below. Please Contact Mark Stacey-mark@cncprototyping.co.nz if you can help. 1922 Stanley 735B For Sale3/22/2020 1922 735B Stanley Steam Car Great project! This car is quite complete. I'm posting a whole bunch of pictures for consideration. Many parts look to be in great condition aside from dirt, dust, and age. Certainly much will require some refurbishing but if you are considering a Stanley you know all about that! All systems are quite simple, so is their restoration. Its not hard, just different! There are 5 new tires, the right side are mounted, the others are still wrapped. Spare rim included. This car has a rear mounted trunk and extensions for the spare tire holder. Originally a California top car, included is a fairly complete set of hardware for the California top as well as a folding top and some gathers. Interior components and floorboards are complete with all hardware. While you are welcome to 1 of 3 "old" boilers, I wouldn't recommend using any of the options. The burner is mostly complete but disassembled. Good for patterns for a new burner. The engine is complete and runs on air. Leaks a little but runs as a Stanley does on air. Piping is mostly all there from what I can see. Pump pit fittings, wye's etc are there. Water and fuel filters, the essential valves (bypass, main fuel, firing up, etc) are all there. Probably will need a few hand valves to complete. Yarway blow down is there. Steam automatic, fuel automatic, low fuel cutoff, water automatic, etc included. Kidney gauge, service fuel tanks, water tank, hand pumps etc. Chassis rolls nicely and appears in pretty good order. Body all has some various surface corrosion but not really any serious cancer. Wood is pretty solid. The doors do not all line up 100% but all doors latch at leaet on the first notch. Dash is pretty complete including gauges and lights. I have a speedometer or 2 that would fit. There is an air gauge as well which can be hard to find. $22500 or best offer. Send me a message for email or phone number. I have a very similar car here running and is a perfect example for "where everything goes". Stop out to see me and take a ride in my other car! Pm for more details or to discuss! Click here for more information. 1908 Stanley Model F For sale3/3/2020 To be offered at Bonhams' The Amelia Island Auction 5 Mar 2020, 12:00 EST, Fernandina Beach Golf Club. Lot 152 Formerly in the Curt Blake Collection 1908 Stanley Model F 20HP Touring Car Chassis no. 3899 Engine no. F-862 2-Cylinder Double-Acting Steam Engine Approximately 20bhp Chain-Driven Rear Differential 4-Wheel Leaf Spring Suspension 2-Wheel Mechanical Brakes *Recognized as a highly authentic example *Known ownership back to the 1950s *In use in recent years *Eligible for HCCA Tours STANLEY STEAM CARS Certainly the best known, if not the most common steamers, came from the Massachusetts workshops of former photographic equipment makers F.E. and F.O. Stanley. The earliest cars were buggy-like, with their boiler and valve controls under the seat, but eventually came to look much like conventional automobiles, having the boiler and motor under a boxy, coffin-like nose and the drive taken to the rear wheels. When the early 10hp models were found to be limited in their performance if fully laden, Stanley responded with the scaled-up 20hp Model F in 1905. Form 1906 their wheelbase was extended slightly to 100 inches allowing for more coachwork capacity and the boiler enlarged to 23 inches. The model was a great success, remaining in production through to 1908 and being the basis for successive 20hp cars. A five passenger side entrance tonneau as that offered here could run then and today at 50mph, and would have set its owner back a mere $1,500 when new, which was terrific value compared to other cars, be they steam powered or gasoline. It led Stanley to claim that 'there is no American gasoline (sic) stock car, at any price, which is so speedy on road, hill or track'! The Model F actually was the fastest stock touring car in the word, as it won the honor at Ormond Beach alongside the Stanley Land Speed Racer. THE MOTORCAR OFFERED Stanley steam cars have always had a devoted following, many sharing the fascination of this bygone era before the world became fully dominated by cars powered by internal combustion engines. The curiosity and love of the concept and indeed the performance that a steam car offers has meant that long after their day enthusiasts would piece together spares and revive, resuscitate or indeed build cars from scratch. In the modern collecting era which has become more educated on purity, originality and authenticity of an automobile, this has made a quest for a truly original steam car become quite a challenge and even more so if one wants one of the larger horsepower examples. It was exactly that conundrum that the late owner of this car faced when wishing to satiate his desire to add a 20hp Stanley to a well honed stable of the finest and purest pre-war automobiles. Finally in 2016, his attention was drawn to the example offered today, which in his the current idiom 'ticked all the boxes'. In its last ownership it has resided for a decade or more in the well-respected, but now disbanded Wells Auto Museum in Maine. Stanley number 3899 could trace its ownership back to the 1950s or earlier always being known as a wonderful example of its breed. According to the online published Stanley Register and information kindly provided by Mark Herman, the car was owned by a Webster Knight in 1951, who is understood to have found it in Rhode Island. The car was suspended on the upper floor in an old mill building when Mr. Knight recovered it! In 1986 it joined the collection of Curtis Blake, one of the two car collecting brothers who owned the famed Friendly's chain of restaurants, and it was sympathetically, but extensively restored for him by Calvin Holmes, a pioneer steam car restoration specialist. The top currently on the car was a gift from noted steam car collector Frank Gardner and is said to be from his father's 1906 Model F, purchased new from the Stanley factory. It then went to Brent Campbell, a major collector and historian of the Stanley marque, and later the Gould family who ran Wells. The car operates as originally outfitted with a single fuel gasoline burner and pilot, which is a notable original feature. The 1908 F is coveted for its updated Oil pump system and the graceful cowl that replace the earlier flat dashed cars of 1905-07. As purchased the Stanley was in running order, it has continued to be maintained in the last 3 years and has been taken to HCCA events. Gurus of this genre and era, such as Mark Herman and Stu Laidlaw, cite this car being one of the very best of the surviving 20hp cars, high praise indeed! It offers tour car potential and a truly collectible example of the marque and model, which is rarely found.Footnotes
Estimate- US$ 180,000 - 220,000 £ 140,000 - 170,000 For more information click here. 1910 White OO For Sale3/3/2020 To be Offered at Bonhams' The Amelia Island Auction, 5 Mar 2020, 12:00 EST, Fernandina Beach Golf Club. Lot 186 Believed to the last known surviving White steam car before the switch over to gasoline power 1910 White Model 0-0 5-Passenger Touring Chassis no. 10347 Engine no. 1070 2-Cylinder Compound (High/Low) Steam Engine Water-Tube Flash Boiler Approx. 20bhp. Sold $80000.00 2-Speed Transaxle 4-Wheel Leaf Spring Rear Drum Brakes *A highly authentic and original example of a well renowned model *Formerly owned by Dick Wells for 25 years *Sympathetically maintained and routinely steamed up *Previously regularly driven on tours THE WHITE STEAMER White Steamers were manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio, from 1900 until 1910 by the White Motor Company. Thomas White and William Grout had gone into business as a manufacturer of sewing machines in Massachusetts before the Civil War, later moving the firm to Ohio. Around 1900, White's sons Rollin, Windsor, and Walter entered the steam automobile industry, producing four automobiles and one truck. Rollin White had already invented the semi-flash boiler, at that time an important advancement in steam technology. According to the Standard Catalog of American Cars, the firm had produced 193 vehicles in 1901. In 1906, White's automobile division began operating separately from its parent sewing machine business. White steamers were of excellent quality, and many were purchased by prominent individuals, including President Taft and John D. Rockefeller. In fact, a White was the only automobile present in the 1905 inaugural parade of President Theodore Roosevelt. In 1910, White made a successful foray into the manufacture of gasoline-powered vehicles, selling nearly as many of those as it had of steam cars. The numbers were fairly even again in 1911, but that was the final year for White steamers. By 1911, White had handily surpassed Stanley as the largest manufacturers of steam automobiles, delivering over 9,000 examples to Stanley's total of 5,200, despite costing significantly more. White steamers featured a complex, "Compound" two-cylinder system in which water was flash-heated in a boiler, then compressed in one cylinder, and then injected into a second cylinder at high pressure. White steamers also used a rear transaxle that incorporated two forward speeds plus neutral; the neutral allowed an operator to warm up the car at rest. In 1918, when White ceased production of automobiles to concentrate on commercial trucks, it had produced more than 9,000 steam-powered cars. Although many were built, White steamers are rarely seen today. Whites are viewed by many as the finest of the early steam cars, well-built and costly when new, and greatly appreciated today. THE MOTORCAR OFFERED This Model O-O is presented from a stable of exceptionally high-quality early automobiles, each selected with the utmost care for correctness and originality. It is quite common for steam cars to have been revived from a modest basis of spares, but far rarer to find a pure, original example such as the car on offer. To judge from the car's condition today, it appears to have been sympathetically owned and only lightly restored over time, viewing it is a rewarding exercise. The bodywork, finished in an understated white over black scheme is original, beneath the front passenger seat its body construction number can be found, 00941, and while some of the more used front seating has been retrimmed carefully, the rear door panels reveal themselves to be the original leather finish. The beauty of authentic cars is in the detail that they retain, and the White can be seen to still have features such as its original supply plate, kicker plates on the entry points on the front seating area and even its windshield still has its maker plaque confirming the existence of an entity long forgotten – The Troy Carriage Sun Shade Company of Troy, Ohio. That the car survives so well 110 years after it was built in this fine order is testament to a simple chain of ownership, which the White Steam Car Registry cites a mere handful of custodians for the car, being Ollie Hall, Emmett Tucker, Charlie Kulchar and then Dick Wells in 1991 from whom the current owners acquired it in 2016. In its last ownership, Mr. Wells routinely used the car, steaming her up for a number of tours and as purchased it was in ready to use order. This is recorded as the highest listed number in the sequence of these cars, in theory making it the last that was built/supplied – a notable claim and landmark in the story of White as they moved away from steam to petrol cars.Footnotes
Estimate- US$ 125,000 - 175,000 £ 98,000 - 140,000 For more information please click here. 1908 Stanley Model EX For sale3/3/2020 To be offered without reserve at Bonhams' The Amelia Island Auction, 5 Mar 2020, 12:00 EST, Fernandina Beach Golf Club. Lot 211 1908 Stanley Steamer 10hp EX Runabout Chassis no. 4108 10bhp Single-Cylinder Steam Engine Solid Front Axle and Live Rear Axle Full-Elliptical Leaf Spring Suspension 2-Wheel Mechanical Brake System *Sporty and charismatic steam car *From the estate of Mr. Gary Hoonsbeen. *Comprehensively restored. *Known history since the 1960s THE MOTORCAR OFFERED The Stanley twins, Francis E. and Freelan O., were exceptionally gifted, creative designers who also happened to be solid businessmen. The famous steam automobile which bears their name is the second. The Stanley Model EX was entirely a wooden body design including the main frame rails. The Model EX was a "four" passenger car. The rear seat was unlike any other Stanley. It was on sliders so it could be moved rearward to provide some room for passengers and slide forward to convert the rear area to just storage. The Stanley's design had one advantage; it was an extremely light-weight vehicle. The EX Model, with about 450 pounds of steam pressure could reach 60mph for a mile or so; it could accelerate at rates that would beat any internal combustion engine vehicle then produced. This particular 1908 Stanley Model EX was discovered in a barn in Massachusetts in the 1960s. It was purchased from a collector in Massachusetts by Gary Hoonsbeen in 2004. Gary, known best for his 40-years as editor of the Curved Dash Oldsmobile Club newsletter, had recently completed a restoration of a 1900 Mobile. The steam engine Mobile had been used by Gary on several tours and proved to be a reliable car, he now was looking to tackle a Stanley. This Stanley Model EX had undergone a previous restoration, but Gary felt much of the work had been done incorrectly or of poor quality. He set about to return this Stanley to its original specifications spending over 6-years on a meticulous restoration. As he was completing the work on this Stanley, his health turned poor. However, he had fully tested all the systems and was confident the car was ready for its initial run. He passed away before being able to start the car. The car is offered largely complete as shown, with parts and documents chronically Gary's restoration. Estimate-US $ 60,000 - 80,000 £ 47,000 - 63,000 To be sold without reserve For more information, click here. 1922 Stanley 740D For Sale1/26/2020 1922 STANLEY MODEL 740D - 20HP SEDAN Less than 300 miles since recent completion of a ten year thorough rebuild, new boiler, refurbished engine , new dashboard with refurbished instrumentation, all by John Goold restorations, new pipework throughout, repainted and new upholstery, coachwork completely refurbished including door frames roof etc. 12 month boiler certificate. Re advertised at reduced price due to ill health. £72000 or very near offer. Contact Harold on 07867 550772 or Tony 07867 527425 Another car sold  1906 White Model F For Sale1/26/2020 1906 White Model F Restoration virtually completed, the body is now finished and away for painting, new boiler, complete with all the parts to complete the restoration. UK registered . For sale due to ill health. £120k Contact Harold on 07867 550772 or Tony 07867 527425  Half-Scale Stanley Steam Car For Sale12/19/2019 Half Scale Stanley Steam Car Year built-Unknown Boiler test- New hydraulic and steam tests Length - 1850mm Width- 950mm Height- 980mm (Excluding removable windscreen) Price- £8,995 A rare opportunity to own a very unique piece of model engineering. This is a fully operational, 1:2 scale replica of the famous Stanley Steam car 4 seater. It was built in the Netherlands and comes with extensive images of the build and boiler drawings (present but in Dutch). This car is currently undergoing boiler test and is being sold to include a new hydraulic, cold and steam test by a very reputable boiler inspector, as such it is being sold ready to go. The car itself is gas fired and is designed to allow the driver to sit on the perch on top of the front seats. The wheels are wooden and the body has been finished to a high standard to produce a very pretty, authentic little steam car. There are a few small points of damage to the paint but only wear and tear and nothing which takes away from its character. It comes with a pair of nice size brass, electric headlamps for the front and a removable windscreen; this is all presented in a custom box which comes with the car. The water tank is under the driver seat with the gas under the rear seat and the boiler under the bonnet. The engine itself is a double action piston located under the rear of the car all mounted on a fully sprung chassis. Fitted is also a very entertaining hooter horn. It is highly recommended that you arrange to view this car so you can get a feel for the scale of it and whether it would be suitable for you to drive. £8,995 We had this example for sale a couple of years ago. The owner has enjoyed ownership and is asking us to sell it to make way for a new venture. Therefore, the photos in this ad are from when the car was last on our premises; since then it has been well looked after and has had no notable changes aside from being commissioned for use. For more information, please speak to Matt or Sean on 01392 833301. As with all of our vehicles, we highly recommend viewing them in person. Whilst this example is not currently on our premises, it can be arranged with prior notice to be on site of we can liaise with the seller to show it to you where it currently lives in Cornwall. 1910 Stanley 10HP Tourer For Sale12/19/2019 Stanley Open-top Tourer 10hp Year built- 1910 Seats- 4 Fuel- Kerosene-petrol mix Pilot- Gas Boiler Test- Current Restored- 2000 Reg No- BS 9198 Price-£74,995 We are delighted to have been given the opportunity to advertise this fantastic Stanley steam car for sale. It is an exceptional and truly sorted example, current owned and maintained by a keen enthusiast. It is an example of a 10hp four-seat open top Tourer, built originally in 1910. It is in good running condition with excellent paintwork. It was rebuilt by the late Reg Parsons in 2000. The boiler was removed by the current owner and rebuilt, to include a new superheater, by J Goold & Sons in around 2013. It has been converted to a gas pilot with two gas canisters. Once ignited, it runs on a kerosene-petrol mix. The boiler work was done under the wing of reputable boiler inspector Dave Wothers. The existing hydraulic has another 5 years or so remaining. If desired, a new steam test will be included in the sale, as the current ticket expires shortly in January 2020. It is road registered and includes the V5C on the registration number BS 9198 - being under the historic vehicle tax band, it is, of course, tax and MOT exempt. A fantastic opportunity to buy a unique machine which epitomises the look of the steam car. Restored and maintained to a high standard, this would want for no more than generally maintenance work wise and would be ready to go for the 2020 season. Asking Price - £74,995 As with any of our listed vehicles, we always recommend viewing in person. This steam car is not on our premises however we do ask all inquiries be made to us in the first instance to us and a viewing can be made thereafter. For email enquiries, please contact us on classics@berrybrook.co.uk and to phone, please call 01392 833301. 1910 Stanley Model 60 For Sale12/19/2019 Stanley Model 60 Runabout 10hp Year built-1910 Chassis No- 5491 Boiler- J Goold, 095 Boiler- Year 2016 Fuel- Kerosene Boiler Test- Current until 2020 Pilot- Gas Reg No- BF 4908 Price- £49,995 We are delighted to have been given the opportunity to advertise this fantastic 10hp Stanley steam car for sale. It is an exceptional and truly sorted example, with an excellent background documented in a large folder of accompanying paperwork. It is an example of a 10hp four-seat open top Runabout, built originally in 1910. It is in good running condition with excellent paintwork and looks stunning. It has recently, in 2016, had a new boiler, made by J Goold; a reputable name in steam car boiler making. As such, amongst the intensive paperwork accompanying this car, we have a boiler certificate dated to expire towards the end of 2020. In an attempt to interpret the receipts and small snippets of writeups within the paperwork, I have managed to put together something of a timeline of this car's more recent life. This car left the Stanley workshop in 1910 as one of 352 other Type 60 Stanley’s to leave the shop that year. It is number 5491 and engine number 6--440. It spent its life in the USA, being converted into a boy racer looking machine in 1922 (the photos are something to behold!) Eventually, it came into the ownership of a Geary Baese of Fort Collins, Colorado in need of a complete restoration. We have some photos of how Mr. Baese first saw this car and his highly skilled input to the project is documented. In 2006 the car was sold as a partially complete project and it was at this point that it was bought by a gentleman in the UK who imported it and completed it to a high standard. It has since changed hands a couple of times, needing a new boiler in 2016 which was fitted and it is now presented for sale as a well sorted example of a sought after but hard to come by, well traceable and documented Type 60 Stanley. It has been converted to a gas pilot with two gas canisters. Once ignited, it runs on a kerosene. It is road registered and includes the V5C on the registration number BF 4908 - being under the historic vehicle tax band, it is, of course, tax and MOT exempt. A fantastic opportunity to buy a unique machine which epitomises the look of the steam car. Restored and maintained to a high standard, this would want for no more than generally maintenance work wise and would be ready to go for the 2020 season. Asking Price - £49,995 As with any of our listed vehicles, we always recommend viewing in person. This steam car is based on our premises and so is available for viewing during our opening hours. Please do give us a call in advance of viewing to let us know you are on your way. For email enquiries, please contact us on classics@berrybrook.co.uk and to phone, please call 01392 833301. 2 Cylinder Steam Engine for sale12/3/2019 2 cylinder engine with chain For Sale Located in Washington, DC area USA. Possibly a Mason Engine. sold Offers Welcome Packaging and shipping extra Contact Charles Fox-cef5psu@gmail.com Replica STEAM car for sale11/20/2019 Completed in 1995, this unique steam car was inspired by the North American manufacturers from the turn of 20th century. A very fun car to own, with the vis-a-vis seating enabling the children come along and enjoy the experience. The 15hp twin high pressure engine gives plenty of power and a good turn of speed, she will steam around all day at 15-20mph loaded with 2 adults and 2 children. The owner has done a "speed run" with it and achieved 42mph, however did say it wasn't an experience they would be in hurry to do again! Driving is very enjoyable and surprisingly simple. Turn on the burners and within 30mins the boiler is up to pressure, jump on and away you go. The boiler is automatically fired and the water pump set up well and requires minimal adjustment when on the move. The car has a dog clutch fitted to engage drive to the rear axle allowing you to run the engine when stationary. It is also fitted with modern disc brakes. On the road it averages 8-10mpg of fuel and 1mpg of water. The engine itself is a lovely bit of engineering, all crank pins and bearings are on roller bearings as such the only lubrication required is the steam lubricator. The boiler is a superheated unit with 400psi working pressure and automatically fired by a 24volt kerosene burner. Water feed is through a crank driven pump and manual hand pump. Mechanically the car is very well sorted however she would benefit from a repaint in the near future. A Brian James race transporter 4 trailer for transport is also available subject to separate negotiation. Shar Seller: Legacy Vehicles Brokering Year Built: 1995 Steam Certificate Expiry: Aug 2020 Hydraulic Expiry: 2025 Location: Suffolk Price was £23000.00 New Price £19,950 Email-info@legacyvehicles.co.uk Phone 07891063077 |
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