2-Cylinder Double-Acting Steam

Engine Approximately 20bhp Sprocket Rear Axle with Chain Drive 4-Wheel Leaf Spring Suspension Rear Band-Type Brakes *A delightful steam buggy from the earliest days of America's automobile industry *A Stanley Steamer in all but name *In the owner's collection for more than 20 years *Properly maintained and operational *Motor internals upgraded for reliability THE LOCOMOBILE STEAM CARS The Locomobile owes its genesis in large part to the Stanley brothers, of steamer fame.

One of Locomobile's co-founders, John Brisben Walker, the publisher and editor of Cosmopolitan magazine, persuaded the Stanleys to sell him their steam car business, which then comprised a single completed car and 199 orders, for the handsome price of $250,000.

Walker then sold a half-interest in the new company for an equal amount to an asphalt millionaire, A.L.

Barber.

According to The Standard Catalog of American Cars , Locomobile took over Stanley's production line at Watertown, ...