[…] Thursday, July 11, 2019. There is a lot to see and do. The problem is fitting it into three short days. Please mark your calendars and make plans to attend this year’s meet in the Texas Hill Country. This third time in our Club’s history that the Annual Meet is being held west of […]

[…] and mechanical disciplines. He had some €ry unusual early Reo material. Roy died several years ago, and Garyl Turley, his son-in-law, inherited the enthusiasm and intensified the study, preservation and dedication to touring with Reo “horseless carriages.” Garyl’s efforts to help Jim Neal’s former two-cylinder Reo were interrupted by Garyl’s call to duty during […]

[…] advances and mysteries. You’ll travel through the countryside to the Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore. Bring your National Park passes, folks!!! (Don’t worry international friends, we have a plan!) The Sleeping Bear National Lakeshore offers beautiful views, a glimpse into the Great Lakes shipping past, and a spectacular dune climb, not to mention a wonderful […]

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[…] The Diamond T Truck Submitted by Richard Trierweiler, Member #1936 In the picture is a 1964 Diamond T COE (Cab Over Engine) truck built at the REO plant that is still working. This Diamond T truck is a model 931C. This cab tilted, but only 45 degrees to access the engine, and had a […]

[…] feature our 1927 REO Flying Cloud in their “Can You Name that Car” feature of the magazine. If you are interested in this type of thing, they plan to publish the story in their March 2015 edition. I am excited about this planned feature because maybe the “Car Public” will now recognize that our […]

[…] Rec so long as it is free of copyright restrictions. The editor will exercise editorial discretion consistent with a publication of this nature. If you want your materials returned, send the editor a self-addressed, stamped envelope with sufficient postage. Past Editors of the REO ECHO: Raymond M. Wood Jack and Vivian Taylor Dan Durand […]

[…] is scheduled for mid-week, July 16-19, 2012. It is suggested that you make your reservations by calling Sauder Village at 800-590-9755. Use booking I.D. #3309. More detailed plans and registration information will be in a future “Echo”. As you read this you will probably be preparing for the Holidays, a very special time of […]

[…] of 153% over that of the previous year. Although sales of the Wolverine were disappointing, the “Clouds” continued to soar. With the ohvious suc­ cess of their latest offering, plans were being formu­ lated to enter into yet another field of the market, that of the prestigious and up-scaled luxury automobile. Anticipated profit margins […]

[…] The Echo Editors need your articles and ads by the first week of every even month   (Feb., Apr., Jun., Aug., Oct., Dec.). Articles, photos and ads may be sent by e-mail to Marty Moody at mdmoody1@msn.com If you need to send a hardcopy: ARTICLES: Butch Pream, 1058 Humboldt Avenue, West St. Paul, MN 55118-1431 ADS: Marty Moody, 9641 Rich Valley Blvd, Inver Grove Hts., MN 55077-4523 3 THEGOLD STANDARDOFVALUES Greetings from your PresidentDirector Spotlight Mark Welte, Member #1256 Time flies, two years have come and gone.   I have enjoyed  being the president of this club.   This is a great club and I’m so  glad we have so many people willing to host meets and keep  this club alive!   I look forward to working with the kids of  the Club for the next two years.   These kids are the future of  our club.   I love seeing my own girls get so excited for the reo  meets.  When I was little I remember more than one time that I  was the only kid at a meet.   That is something that I hope never  happens again. Joel and Mandy Klemick have a great meet  planned so make  sure you are apart of it.   I can’t wait to see everyone.   By the  time this Echo gets to you it will be time to pack for this year’s  REO ‘family’ reunion.   It always fun to see all the regular  REOs and the ones that no one has ever seen.   Last year we  were Ziplining and this year we get to go on ride at Knoebel’s  amusement park, let the smiles begin! I just want to thank everyone for the last two years and I  hope I have served the club well.   I wish everyone has safe  travels and will see you in Pennsylvania shortly! Signing off for the last time as President! Kerry Angell My wife and I are REO people #1256 from Wisconsin.    Joining the REO Club in 1989 was probably a good thing to  do.    I have been a director several times and have tried to be  active in the club.    Our REO meets are always a big deal for  me.   Bringing a REO to the meet will always send you home  with new knowledge about your REO. My interest in REOs came from my Dad’s trucks in the late  40s and early 50s hauling milk in the Peoria Illinois area.   I  have always been associated with trucks in my working years  and have enjoyed what these amazing machines do.   Playing  […]