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In 1900 a Colonel Davidson and students at the Northwestern Military and Naval Academy, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin built a number of lightly armoured cars armed with Colt
.38 caliber machine guns. The vehicle was powered by a tubular steam boiler and had some difficulty in negotiating hills because of changes of the water level in the boiler.
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SPECIFIC RECOGNITION POINTS |
- Single spoked wheels front & rear.
- No mudguards.
- Curved-side front body section with MG mount on top.
- Rear engine compartment with back to back seating arrangment on top
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