
Our mission: to perpetuate the use of the steam automobile and to share information pertaining to them.
President: Eric
Gleason 704
Secretary/Treasurer/Editor:
Pat Farrell,
The NW Chapter of SACA newsletter is sent out the first week of each season of the year. Cost of our hardcopy newsletter is $5 a year. Cyberspace delivery is free to NW region SACA members.
2008:
TBD…Invitational Steam Car
Tour, Auburn, Grass Valley, CA.:
State Hwy 500 freeway and N.E. Thurston Way interchange.
Christopher
Roberts reports: I
will be hosting an Invitational Steam Car Tour in the
My Cell Phone # is 916-708-6356. The shop number is
1-800-543-6566. Christopher W.
Roberts
2007:
June
30 - Open House at Gordon Sullivan's, Custer, Washington., this is a NWSS event
August
10 through 12 - NWSS Annual Meet, Seattle, Washington.
2006:
Oct. 15th, Pat
& Merrily Farrell’s Museum Open House - 9AM to 3PM:
Sedro Wooley, Washington.

SACA/NW President Eric Gleason & Jacqui with Pat & Merrily’s Model 826 Mtn Wagon at the NWSS steam meet
Chuk Williams’ pics: http://www.stanleysteamers.com/06.htm
2005:
September
14-16th, 2005 Berrien Springs
Steam Meet, Symposium and 9th Annual
By Myles Twete
This was a fun meet, workshop, time trials and symposium.
I had not been to a SACA annual meet before, but found I had no excuse this year…just had to go.
For me it was a whirlwind tour as I flew out from Portland, OR. red-eye Friday A.M. arriving in Chicago at 5am.
Rental car in hand, it was about a 3hr drive to Berrien Springs, where I arrived at the fairgrounds in time to catch the days’ symposium lectures at the fairgrounds. Great information was shared. Later, touring of Tom Kimmel’s shop and steam collection, then finally, the time trials.
Richard Moore’s Locomobile nearly took 1st place in the time trials as Chuk’s dragster was effectively running on only 1 cylinder and only reached 17seconds in the 1/8th mile…just 3secs faster than the Loco. Several racers did the time trials including Chuk Williams driving both the 40HP dragster and his “T-model”, Tom Kimmel driving his Strath Steam powered steam dune buggy rail, Dick Moore and his 1899 Loco and Tony Grzyb and his steam bicycle. It was a lot of fun.
Time trial winners were awarded trophies and cash prizes as well as sponsorships for steam vehicles which made it to the start line.

Steaming to Steamboat intro and description
Hot Fog Tour intro and description
Steam Automobile Club of America (SACA), our national affiliate