An image, rotated ninety degrees counter-clockwise, displays a vintage 1907 Bikkers Steam Car on exhibit, likely in a museum in Wassenaar, Netherlands. The vehicle is predominantly red and black, featuring large, red spoked wheels with solid black tires. Visible components include a red front cowl with a brass emblem and horn, a black boiler, various brass pipes, gauges, and a distinctive black, ribbed chimney or exhaust stack at the rear. The intricate engine mechanisms are exposed, showcasing the steam-powered machinery. A descriptive plaque next to the vehicle provides further information. Titled "1907 BIKKERS STEAM CAR" and "ENGINE: STEAM ENGINE," it clarifies that the vehicle, also known as a "HOGEDRUK STOOMSPUIT" (High-pressure Steam Sprayer), was a "STEAM POWERED STREET CLEANER." It states that this particular Bikkers model was used by the local authority of Amsterdam to clean "advertising columns and other street furniture." The plaque notes that the steam engine powered both propulsion and a pressurized steam hose. It describes the car as a "typical utility vehicle" lacking comfort features like a windscreen or roof, and mentions its front wheels are "wooden discs and it has solid tyres." The background is a plain light-colored wall, consistent with an indoor exhibition space. in Wassenaar, Netherlands

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Jun 3, 2026

Wassenaar, Netherlands

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An image, rotated ninety degrees counter-clockwise, displays a vintage 1907 Bikkers Steam Car on exhibit, likely in a museum in Wassenaar, Netherlands. The vehicle is predominantly red and black, featuring large, red spoked wheels with solid black tires. Visible components include a red front cowl with a brass emblem and horn, a black boiler, various brass pipes, gauges, and a distinctive black, ribbed chimney or exhaust stack at the rear. The intricate engine mechanisms are exposed, showcasing the steam-powered machinery. A descriptive plaque next to the vehicle provides further information. Titled "1907 BIKKERS STEAM CAR" and "ENGINE: STEAM ENGINE," it clarifies that the vehicle, also known as a "HOGEDRUK STOOMSPUIT" (High-pressure Steam Sprayer), was a "STEAM POWERED STREET CLEANER." It states that this particular Bikkers model was used by the local authority of Amsterdam to clean "advertising columns and other street furniture." The plaque notes that the steam engine powered both propulsion and a pressurized steam hose. It describes the car as a "typical utility vehicle" lacking comfort features like a windscreen or roof, and mentions its front wheels are "wooden discs and it has solid tyres." The background is a plain light-colored wall, consistent with an indoor exhibition space.

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