Replica of the Stanley Vanderbilt Cup steam-powered car One of three examples built during the late 1990s by friends Win Howard and Robert "Buck" Boudeman of Battle Creek, Michigan Formerly owned by Boudeman Howard and Boudeman used period photographs and technical drawings for reference Boudemans wife provided the inspiration for the painstaking recreation project, having been descended from the Stanley family Bryan tractor-type engine Displayed at SACA (Steam Automobile Club of America) meets and road tours and the National Steamcar Museum in Estes Park, Colorado Runs made at the 2006 Stanley Land Speed Record Centennial Celebration held in Ormond Beach, Florida Stanleys 106 MPH speed record run in 1906 was set in Ormond Beach Piston valves and a 4 x 5-inch bore and stroke Steam is produced by a purpose-built 34-inch diameter boiler (capable of 1,000 psi but usually operated at 600 psi) Hand-fabricated steel "alligator" hood with hand-punched cooling louvers White exterior with Black trim Red pinstriping and Gold leaf Stanley lettering Wooden bodywork Black interior Brass acetylene headlamps Late-model Jaguar rear axle mounting Oldsmobile Toronado stub axles Jaguar inboard rear disc brakes Wire wheels with Rudge-type splined hubs and a single fastening nut Coker 26.25-inch tires For more information, please visit mecum.com.
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