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Sergeant Major
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Gwinnett Co. GA
Posts: 192
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Deuce pics from REO book
These photos are from REO Trucks: 1910-1966 Photo Archive.
In pic number 4, notice the Deuces in the upper left corner....are they tractors or just unfinished trucks? Looks like one has low mounted headlights and two high mounted...being produced at the same time. They look like gas models.
"What that? Oh yeah...uhm...that's not a problem...because they all do THAT."
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4 Star General
Join Date: May 2004
Location: rockmart, GA
Posts: 1,754
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Winch/no-winch models cause headlight differences.
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Sergeant Major
Join Date: May 2008
Location: Gwinnett Co. GA
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In another picture I posted under Deuce test - REO style!!, a Deuce has a winch and low headlights. What's the difference?
"What that? Oh yeah...uhm...that's not a problem...because they all do THAT."
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