Vehicle Description
1924 Reo Touring Phaeton
REO was a Michigan auto manufacturer from 1905-1936 that was
started by Ransom E. Olds - thus, REO. This 1924 model dates from
one of the most successful years in REO's history. Standing tall on
its 32x4 tires and riding on a 120" wheelbase, this seven-passenger
Reo is motivated by an inline 6, producing 50 horsepower coupled to
a 3-speed transmission. The car abounds in delightful period
details such as its Reo radiator cap and Reo stop light. Other
charming details are a single windshield wiper and step plates on
the running boards. With its stylish steel wheels, subtle maroon
paint, and caramel leather interior, this would be an enjoyable
vintage touring car for its owner and six friends.
ESTIMATE: $20,000 - $25,000
