Members of the Northwest Steam Society are avid collectors and restorers of steam automobiles. Some started with a steam automobile and branched into other areas, and some started elsewhere and then acquired a steam automobile(s).
Autos are grouped by maker, and then by year of manufacture within each grouping. Selecting a name from the left margin will take you to a page with additional information and photos. A 
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Gordon & Beverly Sullivan. The vehicle was built by a Bill Ekhard about 1970 on a Morris automotive chassis and is distinguished by starting a field fire which required the local fire department's swift action.
Myles Twete. This replica vehicle was built in 1984 and has several interesting features including a steam driven duplex feedwater pump.
Russ Hibler. Meticulous attention to building a faithful replica of a Locomobile is evident in this "4 years in the making" vehicle.
Robert "Pat" & Merrily Farrell. 1909 Roadster, Model Number R, Serial No. 4867.
Robert "Pat" & Merrily Farrell. 1911 Touring, Model Number 85, Preview for the 1912 models, the Farrell's were only able to obtain the body and built/rebuilt the rest.
Robert "Pat" & Merrily Farrell. 1914 Roadster, Model Number 606, Serial No. 7739.
Robert "Pat" & Merrily Farrell. 1916 Mountain Wagon, Model Number 825, Serial No. 16813.
Gordon & Beverly Sullivan. 1920 Speedster, Model Number 735-B, Serial No. 19237.
Robert "Pat" & Merrily Farrell. 1922 Touring, Model Number 735-B, Serial No. 22083.
Last page update: May 16, 2011