The 1909 Stanley Steamer Model R was powered by a 2-cylinder steam engine that produced 20 horsepower. It had a roadster body style and a wheelbase that measured 112 inches. It was joined by three other models in the Stanley line-up for 1909, which included the Model E2 Runabout, the Model M Touring car, and the Model Z Mountain Wagon. The Model E2 had a 10-horsepower engine and a 110-inch wheelbase platform. The Model M rested on a 114-inch wheelbase and was powered by a 30-horsepower engine. The Model Z also had a 30-horsepower engine but a larger 118-inch wheelbase.
by Daniel Vaughan | Jun 2009
by Daniel Vaughan | Jun 2009
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