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Boiler Pressure Regulator.
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The Ball Stirling Engine.
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Forest Classics, sponsors
of Robert Handcock &
Mike Aylott, at the Isle
of Man TT races.
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The Stanley twins, F.E. and F.O. from Newton, Mass, produced in 1897 more than 200 Stanley Light Steam Cars. The 8 hp model was capable of speeds up to 27 mph / 43 kmh and sold for $ 750,00. In 1898, A. L. Barber and J. B. Walker purchased the manufacturing rights to the vehicle for $ 250,000. In 1908 the Stanley Speedy Roadster was capable of 60 mph / 96 kmh and would run for over 50m / 80 Km on a filling water. Thousands of Stanleys' were built until production ended in 1927. |
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Length: 225 mm Width: 105 mm Height: 140 mm Weight: 630 grams with servos and batteries. Motor: 2 cylinder Mini-Steam engine "Andreas." Heating: Lighter gas Steerable and controllable, also via Radio Control: forward, backward, fast, slow stop. Stainless steel material. |
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| Stanley Steamer in Kit Form. 010304 Price: £ 468.57p |
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| Stanley Steamer finished model. 010303. without radio control. Price: £ 529.00p |
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| Stanley Steamer finished model with radio control. 010307. Price: £711.24p |
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