[…] Resolution 513 (S. Res. 513b to designate that date “Collector Car Appreciation Day.” According to a statement by the Specialty Equipment Manufacturers Association (SEMAb, which backed the plan, the resolution was the result of an “effort undertaken by Automotive Restoration Market Organizations (ARMOb, as means to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration […]

[…] It’s looking good and we’re pretty excited…well, Dar is… The REO Meet in Wisconsin is getting close, so I hope everyone has made their reservations. Kerry has planned many interesting and exciting events for everyone to enjoy. Seeing everyone with their REOs running will bring back memories and smiles of things we do every […]

[…] it’s time to make the best of the cold. My house enjoys snowmobiling, snowshoeing, sledding and making snowmen and snow angels. I’m sure Nick also has some plans for some restoration projects too! If you are looking for something to do this winter the Echo is always looking for pictures, old ads, write ups […]

[…] enjoyed working with Robert Gabrick, noted author and researcher, who has been awarded 26 separate fel- lowships and grants for his historical research and papers. Robert Gabrick’s latest books on Autocar and Freightliner have earned him the well-deserved nickname, “The Caption King” for his well-researched informative captions. For the Reo project, Robert Gabrick gathered […]

[…] this is a “Sample of the Letters received by the Editors” Good morning, I am a member of the REO Club and was just looking through the latest newsletter. I noticed a piece by Reo Museum Historian David Pfaff, seeking feedback on the whether his contributions were of value to readers. In my view, […]

[…] years later founded the company which produced REO autos and trucks. Mrs. Anderson donated 120 acres of family-owned land near Lansing for use as a natural science study field for children and another 47 acres to create a park in nearby Delta Township. These first 2000 REO M6s (three cylinders in two engine blocks) […]

[…] city that builds more cars per day than any other city in the world had nothing automotive to offer visitors other than a tour of the assembly plant. A group of local citizens thought there should be an automobile museum located in the hometown of America’s oldest continu- ous manufacturer of cars. An idea […]

[…] President Moody’s recognition. Thank you! Having hosted the 2017 meet in Lewisburg, PA, I am well aware of the hard work and dedication that is required to plan, opperate, and complere our yearly meet. I want to share a big THANK YOU to John Philips and family for hosting this years meet. We truly […]

[…] class. Those of you at the Chatham meet probably now understand why I enjoyed being with the children playing games while parents and grandparents toured the truck plant. I’ve also taken on leading a group of fellow staff members through the book How Full Is Your Bucket?, positive strategies for work and life . […]

[…] been married for 45 years; have 2 sons and five adorable grandchildren. I have been the Activity Director for our local street rod club for twenty years, planning our yearly agenda and mystery cruises for our group. As well, I was a director for the National Canadian Street Rod Association and am a Lifetime […]