Mark Gregory

This a 1931 Reo Royale like mine but the owner is a Reo Member who has put tremendous work into refurbishing his car. I like the way the radiator and fenders are accented by the lights.

I asked a friend who owns a 1915 Reo Truck here is his response. It looks the same as on my 15 & was used on REO the Fifth as well. So mid to late teens...

This video is based on the Monster Mash by Boris Karloff It is about wearing masks to the tune of Monster Mash https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ic0XaAz26Jg

I know someone looking for rims for that truck. If you are still in contact with the AACA

Description 1929 durant 2 door coupe been sitting for 30 years ya it’s ruff what’s left is motor ( not sized) trany torque tube rear diff front axle and all steering frame rad dash gauges vin tags gas tank spare tire carrier rims wood spokes NO BODY look at pictures less than 3000 ever made make me a offer pulling out of bush this week only call or text if serious or would like to see it can deliver call or text Ryan 613-724-1605

Like JustDave said there is a lot of cars in worst shape. Here is something to inspire you. Please keep in touch with the fellows on the Forum as they are a tremendous resource.

This a big collection that a Pete Anderson owned a little far away but might have your parts ?

It is far away but they have early Reo Truck parts.

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Can you fellows help this Reo owner out with parts ?

NOT MINE Description Needed rims for 1929 Reo Speedwagon truck will travel to buy. Or any parts or related items any behind a barn need parts to restore mine

Trying to help a friend out. I’d like to buy one of these piggy back, flat metal, socket holder, mounting brackets. I don’t need the bulbs or the sockets, just the flat metal brackets. Somebody have one they’ll sell ? Dirty & Rusty is ok !

SATURDAY EVENING POST Cartoon 1950's For all you guys with Fins on your cars.

NOT MINE Located in Oshawa near the GM Plant 1931-36 Buick engine block good condition Please Contact

That really is a victory! Retired sailor, 80, completes his painstaking model of Nelson's flagship HMS Victory 51 years after he started it Michael Byard, from Oxford, began working on his 1:48 replica of HMS Victory in 1969 while in Australia The 80-year-old sailor spent 18 months working on the project but halted progress for more than 40 years Aged 74, Mr Byard resumed work on his model - though arthritis prevented him from operating in winter Now, after more than 600 hours, the father-of-two and retired sailor has almost completed the model As a young man in the Navy.

It was not out of a rag publication it came out of the Robb Report. Some maybe in those parts of Western Canada they say Chevvy here in Eastern Canada we say Chevy.

This Blind Man Got His Vision Back and Immediately Bought a Corvette Mike Schickerowski bought the C7 Grand Sport for her looks, but has fallen in love with her power. There was once darkness, but now there is speed. After a blind Canadian man miraculously regained his vision, he immediately did what any red-blooded man would: bought himself a gutsy V8-powered sports car. Mike Schickerowski from Benalto, Alberta, was born with an eye condition known as nystagmus that rendered him legally blind and unable to drive. Until recently, curing the condition, which basically involves the involuntary movement of your eyes, was considered impossible. Still, the resilient 44-year-old decided to sign up for experimental surgery at a clinic in California, and, fortunately, the procedure was a resounding success. To celebrate, Schickerowski splashed out on his very first car: a bright yellow Chevrolet Corvette C7 Grand Sport.

I will try and see if the Navy wants them back. Someone suggested water jet cutting to cut up the old cylinders. No sparks with that system.