The small galley area has a sink and often a single burner Origo meths stove. The result is known as methylated spirit, "meths" (British use) or "metho" (Australian slang). The brass boiler is fired by a brass cylindrical three wick meths burner. Early steam wagons were produced in green, with a meths vaporising burner. The meths burner has three short wick tubes set into a cylindrical fuel tank. The brass boiler is fired by a brass cylindrical three-wick meths burner. The meths burner is also slightly different. The solid fuel is, in some respects, much safer than "meths". The earliest Roadsters were meths fired, appearing in late 1976.