Above is the 1915 Electric Commercial Coupe
Above the 1914 Touring Coupe
Mighty damn steampunk! This is the 1912 Electric Victoria Phaeton that is now in the Frick Automobile Museum. The running board was designed with flowing lines with no corners. Electric headlights are used.
1913 Bailey Victorian with Bailey and his sister out for a Sunday drive at Point Shore, Amesbury
It's a 2000 dollar car in 1909, and didn't substantially change design from 1909 to 1912.
all from http://www.cardesign.ru/
To see much more about the Bailey cars and carriages (renowned for quality) http://www.amesburycity.com/baileyhistory.htm
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