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2002 "Hot Fog" Steam Car Tour
Monroe,Washington
September 22-26, 2002

Dear Fellow SACA members: The 2002 Hot Fog Biennial Western National Steam Car Tour sponsored by the Northwest Chapter of the Steam Automobile Club was a raving success! The tour started daily from Monroe, Washington, about 30 miles Northeast of Seattle, in the foothills of the beautiful Cascade Mountains.

The Tour cover over 250 scenic by-road miles in beautiful Washington State. This included a Sunday warm up tour, followed by four full touring days in the lush green foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Each day's tour included a round trip in a different direction to exciting points of interests, along the remote paved roads in this historic mining and logging region.

Some of the many images from our Hot Fog tour:

Locomobiles

Eight locos joined the rally---3 of them toured!

More from "loco row"

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Bob & Geneva Noble's "Likamobile" steaming up......Meanwhile, Bob Ullrich speeding by in his 1899 loco

Readying steam carriages for the first day's tour….later, Bob and Geneva Noble leaving Remlinger Farms

Stanleys-a-Steaming

Susan Davis and the Stanley Museum's immaculate 1909 Model 'R' Stanley---from Maine!

Pete Ingwersen's 1911 Stanley 606 steaming away …. Nick Dante’s 1919 Stanley 735B (see ForSale pages)

Pat and Merrily Farrell's charming Model 606

Pat and Merrily's immaculate and very original 1919 Model 735B

Pat Farrell leaps from his Model 606 after a flair fitting blows....after a quick fix, they were steaming away!

Wonderful Whites

Jon Gurnee's 1906 White Model F

Rob Williams' 1909 White Model M

Steamers on the road

The Noble Likamobile holding its own on the road

Ron Hardwig's 1922 Stanley 740B pulls into Snoqualmie Falls

Dick and Mary Moore check out the "Big 4" Ice Caves

Check back again---More images from our tour will be posted soon.