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Hi, is the riser still available?

Hi, do you have 1926 REO hubcaps?. Thank you.

Hi, This bakelite part is perfect for my 1930 Buick. It doesn´t matter if it is standard or Master because I´m trying to complete these steering wheel parts. I´m looking for the wooden parts of the steering wheel. If you still have this part, please tell me how can I make to buy it. Thank you!

Hi. Do you have more things for T6?, thank you

It´s a pity I live in Argentina. A wonderful car that would be a great couple with my 1930 roadster.

Hi Juha. I´m posting the photo of my generator (1926 REO roadster) almost the same you have.

Hi, I´m restoring a 1930 roadster and I wonder if you have the steering wheel controls, hubcaps for this model?, fuel gauge?, thank you!

Hi, do you have any part of the steering wheel controls?, hubcaps for this model?, fuel gauge?, thank you!

Hi. I am looking for a gas gauge for my 1930 Buick. Any help wil be very welcome. Thank you.

Hi, I´m restoring a 1930 roadster serie 44. I´m looking for the steering wheel levers and the four hubcaps (I believe are the same in photos). Any help will be very welcome. Thank you.

Hi, I´m restoring a 1930 roadster serie 44. I´m looking for the steering wheel levers. Any help will be very welcome. Thank you.

Hola amigo de la Madre Patria!. Aquí posteo los números de serie que te pueden ser de utilidad para ubicar el año de este bus que, dicho sea de paso, es muuuuuuy anterior a 1927 ya que el motor "ciego" y de 4 cilindros está indicando su antigüedad. También subo alguna foto de mi REO ó RIO 1926 que, lamentablemente, he puesto en venta recientemente sin poder disponerme a restaurarla. Bueno, aquí van las fotos: Hello friend from Motherland!. Here I post the serial numbers that can be useful for you to locate the year bus which, by the way, predates a lot to 1927 (the "blind" 4-cylinder engine indicates it as I guess). Also uploaded a picture of my REO or RIO 1926 that unfortunately have put on sale recently unable to prepare to restore it. Well, here are the photos:

I have a 1926 RIO roadster. I live in Argentina and we speak spanish. In my language the word REO is not a good name for a car because it means "convict". So, the importers decided, in those days, to change the name for RIO.