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Locke Regulator Company was a manufacturer of Steam Vehicle parts and fittings as well as copper or steel boilers in Salem. | Locke Regulator Company was a manufacturer of Steam Vehicle parts and fittings as well as copper or steel boilers in Salem. | ||
The company entered the automobile manufacturing field early in the century. In 1902, Locke built a | |||
four passenger steam runabout (early automobile) that they named "Puritan". The speed could reach 20 mpg and the engine was rated at 6 horse power. | The company entered the automobile manufacturing field early in the century. | ||
In 1902, Locke built a four passenger steam runabout (early automobile) that they named "Puritan". The speed could reach 20 mpg and the engine was rated at 6 horse power. | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[http://www.earlyamericanautomobiles.com/massautos.htm Early American Automobiles] Website | |||
Latest revision as of 09:19, 3 February 2012
Locke Regulator Company was a manufacturer of Steam Vehicle parts and fittings as well as copper or steel boilers in Salem.
The company entered the automobile manufacturing field early in the century.
In 1902, Locke built a four passenger steam runabout (early automobile) that they named "Puritan". The speed could reach 20 mpg and the engine was rated at 6 horse power.
See Also
- Early American Automobiles Website
