The following is a selection of Steampunk-style vehicles, real, imaginary and in-between.
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- The Merrimac (CSS Virginia) and the USS Monitor. Naval Rock ’em Sock ’em Robots
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- From the original 1930s serial stories that started Steampunk in America
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- Big bike
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- Steam and coal power.
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- Watch me roll…
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- Way ahead of General Grievous.
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- Submarine for two.
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- Submarine or airship? Hard to tell in dry dock.
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- Alligator power
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- Motorized Wooden motorcycle
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- Elephant Bus Lines
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- The clock motorcycle
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- The Rolex motorcycle
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- Motorized carriage
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- Early steam ship navies with masts.
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- Gadgets and gauges
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- More diesel punk I suppose.
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- Make fun of MY bicycle will you?
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- Nice chopper.
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- Bicycle Train
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- Steam Tractors
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- A handsome hansom.
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- Spruce Goose redone
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- Air Dreadnoughts
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- I want this.
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- Mobile Home
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- Mobile Home
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- Nice bike
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- Might not make EPA standards
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- Dog powered carriage
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- French vehicle, first car to exceed 100 KPH
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- Motorized carriage.
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- American Ironclad
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- American Ironclas
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- American Ironclad
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- Early Steamship with masts for sails.
Michael Bradley - Time Traveler 
Kindly remove my image, Flight of Fancy, from this blog post. Someone has trimmed my name and copyright information from the bottom of the image, which is a violation of my copyright. If you would like a proper copy for your post, please let me know and I will be glad to provide one. Thank you for understanding.
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Which image is it? I will gladly comply. I get my images from Steampunk sites which have reposted them. I am always happy to give credit to originators or remove materials. Please let me know which image and I will take it down immediately. If you have a blog or website with your images let me know and I will post it for you as well so people can enjoy your work.
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I think I found which one and removed it. I searched google images for flight of fancy steampunk, and I saw one with your name at the bottom of the man in b&w with air balloon with rougeau at the bottom. Let me know if that is not the correct one.
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Hi Michael,
Yes, that was the one. Thanks so much! The main reason I was concerned is because you’d somehow found one of a few unwatermarked copies & I don’t really want those just floating around. If you want to grab a copy that has my copyright notice at the bottom, you’re welcome to use it instead.
Thanks for understanding!
– Ken
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