Automobiles

Considered an operating collection, the antique automobiles in the Marshall Steam Museum are registered and may be driven on public roads. Friends of Auburn Heights Preserve volunteers take them to local shows and special events, regularly participating in parades, fundraisers, community events, and the East Coast steam car tours. (Click here to see when the Steam Team may be driving the collection next and make plans to see these extraordinary vehicles in your community). On today’s roads, Stanleys travel between 25 mph and 45 mph, which can be challenging in modern traffic conditions, but in their heyday, these automobiles were known for their hill-climbing ability, silent operation, and speed. Stanleys could out-climb and out-accelerate contemporary cars due to what the Stanleys termed the latter’s inferior “internal explosion engines.”

1901 Mobile

1902 Stanley Stick-Seat Runabout

1905 Stanley Runabout Model CX

1908 Stanley Model EX

1908 Stanley Gentleman's Speedy Roadster H-5

1908 Stanley Semi-Racer Model K

1910 Stanley Touring Model 71

1912 Stanley Touring Model 87

1913 Stanley Touring Model 76

1913 Stanley Roadster Model 78

1914 Stanley Model 607

1915 Stanley Mountain Wagon Model 820

1916 Stanley Touring Model 725

1918 Stanley Touring Model 735

1922 Stanley Touring Model 740

1909 White Model O

1916 Rauch and Lang Electric

1932 Packard Phaeton Model 905

1937 Packard Model 1508