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Post by Barfluer on May 12, 2018 17:28:29 GMT 1
A few photo"s from a steam rally held at Liverpool"s Albert dock. STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 003 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 006 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 009 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 015 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 017 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 024 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 048 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 054 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 080 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 087 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr Quick Quiz can anybody I.D.the car.No prizes for the correct answer. STEAM RALLY 12-05-2018 030 by DAVID TYRER, on Flickr
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Post by ian531 on May 12, 2018 18:24:57 GMT 1
Is it an early Renault?
Good to see Fred Dibnah's old engine is still running
Ian
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Post by Barfluer on May 12, 2018 19:19:52 GMT 1
No sorry Ian try again.
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Post by radiostationx on May 12, 2018 22:29:56 GMT 1
Stanley Roadster ?
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Post by Barfluer on May 13, 2018 8:10:16 GMT 1
You are correct Radiostationx it is a Stanley steam powered car.
Dave.
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Post by radiostationx on May 13, 2018 9:02:10 GMT 1
Thanks Dave, Those big brass "railroad" headlamps were a dead give away for Stanley who were probably the most well known of steam cars. Looking around the www to be more exact, I think it may be a 1907 Stanley H4 Gentlemans speedy roadster, only two were ever produced. Imagine the cost then or now ! Blimey..
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Post by RICEY on May 21, 2018 20:29:35 GMT 1
Freds roller was there with his 2 sons Jack and Roger. I was there onboard Steam Tug Daniel Adamson
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Post by ronturner on May 23, 2018 6:40:13 GMT 1
Like the two Sentinels. I presume there were both Sentinels. Fond of them because they used to haul copper ingots up the A57 to BICC. Saw them frequently.
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Post by Deleted on May 23, 2018 18:34:50 GMT 1
Like the two Sentinels. I presume there were both Sentinels. Fond of them because they used to haul copper ingots up the A57 to BICC. Saw them frequently. Yes, remember seeing them on the Dock Road when I was a kid.
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