Sentinel Waggon Works was building steam-powered road vehicles up to 1950.
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Friday, April 18, 2014
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A Sentinel steam bus.
Sentinel Waggon Works was building steam-powered road vehicles up to 1950.
Sentinel Waggon Works was building steam-powered road vehicles up to 1950.
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ReplyDeletew3ski
just what I need up at the cabin if it can be modified to burn wood :-)
ReplyDeleteThere's an art collective called Kinetic Steam Works down in West Oakland, and they have this steam powered thing they call "pappy" that I saw driving up Peralta street a couple of times when I lived down there.
ReplyDelete-Doug in Oakland
http://kineticsteamworks.org/equipment/pappy/
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