Jan 24, 2016 · The Gvang was a lightweight orbital steam powered prototype produced by Gene Van Grecken in the early 70s “At this time there was a growing international interest in low pollution power systems and the GVANG car was a designed as show piece vehicle to draw attention to steam power by initially breaking the 1906 steam land speed record without ...

The GVANG Steam Car takes its name from its inventor and builder, Gene Van Grecken of Sydney, Australia. This car was featured in Popular Science in December 1972.

A sports car built by Gene Van Grecken of Sydney, Australia about 1972. The car chassis and body were built, with an engine of claimed 400 hp maximum output, but it is not known if it was run at this power.

An Australian-designed steam car-unveiled for the first time at the Sydney Motor Show on 25 August--is being promoted as an answer to the world-wide problem of automotive exhaust...

Feb 9, 2005 · I heard about it in the early 70's and have mentioned it to several people over the years who thought I was totally crazy, as they had never heard about a steam car named GVANG.....Imagine how good it would be in this day and age of rising petrol prices to be able to drive a steam driven car at almost no cost.....

Nov 8, 2019 · "The Gvang - a futuristic high-performance steam car - is one of many promising Australian designs which have never made it to the showroom floor. Built in Sydney in the early 1970's, the Gvang was fitted with a highly unorthodox two …

Oct 6, 2018 · The first puzzle of the new six months competition, sponsored by Hans Compter Rare Cars. We started with quite a rare car. A steamer that looks a bit like a Miura. Yes, we are talking about the GVANG, made by Gene Van Grecken of Sydney, Australia in 1972.

GVANG is an unrivaled exotic sportscar powered by... a steam engine! It was built in Sydney, Australia in the early 1970s and its name was derived from the name of the designer Gene van Grecken. He designed and built this fantastic prototype with some help …

Gvang Steamer Was a lightweight prototype orbital steam powered vehicle produced between 1971-72 by Gene Van Grecken in Australia to make an attempt on the steam driven land speed record. Grecken...

Gvang Australia Between 1971-72, Gene Van Grecken, along with Bob Britton and Stan Smith, developed a lightweight prototype orbital steam-powered vehicle in Australia with the aim of attempting the steam-driven land speed record.