Loco 90

Thank you for all the help identifying these relatively obscure parts. It turns out that I also have the intake manifold as seen on the Wiki page. I found these at Hershey a few years ago (they jumped off of the table and followed me home). I had given up on trying to ID them, until I found this forum. Thanks so much. Loco 90

Leece Neville #10516A dual distributor. No idea of application. I have searched for years and I have not found any reference material to assist. Thanks.

Any help with identification would be greatly appreciated. The only number that I can find is 17501 and it is on each head. Thanks in advance.

This is a good solid LR door for a 20's? touring car, but no idea what it is for. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Any ideas on what these 1920's truck doors are for? Thanks

John, This is the type of bumper I will talk about. Ben

1926 Locomobile Model 90 project in the works. I am about 8 years into this project and it has been very rewarding. I wound up with a 60 year collection of both Model 90 and Model 8-80 Loco parts. Trailer after trailer of rusty parts mixed together. The 8-80 parts are still in limbo, the Model 90 became the challenge. The project is based on the remnants of a bog pump ( stripped down Loco #33160 )and another chassis that was converted into a hay wagon in upstate NY. The cowl forward is original to 33160, body is a chopped up RR Brewster Lonsdale, front fenders are 1916 Stutz, and the remaining bits are scratch made. The engine is original to 33160. This project would be no where close to this complete without E-bay to source parts. Thank you to all who have helped in this process. Ben

Hi, I am new to the forum, just learning my way around. Hope to post pics of my 1926 Model 90 Locomobile soon. Ben

I am new to this and I may be able to help a little with your needs. How do we connect? Thanks.