Williams Engine Company

The Williams Engine Company was an American steam car automaker.

History 

The brothers Calvin and Charles Williams led the company based in Ambler (Pennsylvania) . Between 1957 and 1968 they produced steam cars. Then the company was dissolved. Between 1972 and 1991, new developments emerged in a new company, which now included another brother.

Williams converted gasoline-powered cars, mainly from Chevrolet , to steam power.The Williams steam car averages 42 miles per gallon of water, you may the steam car also required kerosene, fuel Oil, or diesel Fuel for firing the steam engine, and that fuel was consumed at the rate of 20 to 30 mpg 

 In 1957, a two-seater convertible was presented. 1963 was followed by a car with Victress - GFK body for US $7,000,  1966, a steam car based on the Chevrolet Chevelle for US $ 10,250, -.