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Steam-mench Jay Leno's 1909 Stanley
Jake von Slatt — Wed, 08/06/2008 - 09:57
For our next instalment of Jay Leno Wednesday here at the Steampunk Workshop we have Jay stepping us through the start-up procedure for a 1909 Stanley and then giving us a ride. Well worth the watch if only for the part where Jay burns all of the hair off his forearms! He handles the explosion like a true mad scientist!
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