1913 Stanley Roadster Rolls Again
by Pat Farrell

"In a cold garage in Olympia, Washington, under the careful guidance and skilled hands of Alan Kelso, Bob Sullivan's 1913 Stanley was brought back to life after over 50 years of sitting idle. An original unrestored car, it has many of the details that today's fully restored cars lack. The blurred photo was our best attempt to catch the Stanley under steam. It was traveling too fast to get a good photo!"

Old Photos from the Ken Hand Collection

Dear Steamer Friend,
The April 2001 edition of the "ALPCA Register" magazine had these two steamer photos in it. I wanted to share them with you. 
"American License Plate Collectors Association" . In New York, owner's initials were first used as license plate numbers starting in April of 1901. 100 years ago!
from your friend in SSsssteam - Pat

Photos from the Bob Noble collection

 Model A powered Pietenpol
~ Low & Slow ~
not steam, but cool - pix by Grant Maclaren

White Steamer on Tour - Mt. Shasta, Ca.
1909 White Model O Roadster
~Nick Howell~

This Pebble Beach class winner,
1909 Stanley Model R,
was assembled by Loren Burch
and it's owner, Al Martin.
It was recently donated to the
Stanley  Museum by the family of Al Martin, from his estate.
see more Shasta photos
by Roger McGuire

1910 Stanley model 70 ~ Bud and Jeane Lutza

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