1937 REO Speed Tanker, proves there may never be a day in the future when we have rediscovered all the cool designs that have been forgotten and lost

This is a REO Speed Tanker
http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/category/trucks-and-jeeps/vans/

reminds me of the Diamond T "Doodlebug" http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/07/cool-rvs-some-because-they-melded.html

Automobiles of the 20's and before, from Shorpy.com

1923

1922 the last horse drawn fire truck in New York

1927 Dodge trucks belonging to the Treasury Department

1908 subway train

1920's

Model T runabout

Predessesor to the ladder truck, called a water tower, pre-1922 which was the last year for New York horse drawn fire engines from what I read

1925, and brilliant advertising photo of the "Capital Brand" with the Capital building just over the hood

1920

REO dealership floor, 1920

The Baltimore automobile above demonstrates a safety catcher for pedestrians... I wonder if it was due to unsafe drivers who couldn't safely operate the cars, or pedestrians who couldn't avoid being hit by the comparably quiet cars

Oldsmobile Sales Co. interior, 1919 or 1920

The Hackett Motor Car co, Jackson Michigan

1912 is the time of the photo. Terrific delivery wagon, precursor to the truck

1904 in France

http://www.shorpy.com/ for terrific old photos of everything, I just dig the automotive ones

1951 REO Gold Comet

For a great webpage that has a 55 REO getting restored, and look at how nice the restored engine turned out! http://www.myperspectives.com/user/image/gold-comet-power.htm
The ad is for the 1955 models, but it's cool, so it's here for you to see http://www.adclassix.com/index.html

Used as a School bus in Escondido until 1972, then used by a church for a while. It's still running and ready for more miles and memories.

1917 REO 6

June 2 Balboa Car Museum show, Balboa Park