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Yep...factory fresh Deuces! The link to the thread for the book. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/37239-deuce-pics-reo-book.html

The one on page 58? Perhaps a local sign shop could reproduce a very close copy. Making them into magnets would be a cool idea too. You could put them on the Deuce doors at shows! Using this picture version might help them - it should be large enough to help them see the details. I'm sure...

There is one copy of this REO book for sale on Amazon for $25. Better hurry!!! You'll enjoy it. The other one is listed at $82...yikes!!! Amazon.com: The World's Toughest Truck: The Reo/Diamond Reo Story (9780966075175): Robert R. Ebert, James R. Neal, Timothy P. Fijalkovich: Books

Okay...who just bought the two cheap copies of this book from Amazon??? There were two new copies for about $25 and now they are GONE!!! Confess!! Just kiddin'. If an SS member bought them, I'm glad...you'll enjoy it!!!

I saw that too, and agree with your assessment. I started to mention it when I posted this article and ask everyone about it, but didn't. Sounds like we agree on the answer - they should have made the distinction between the trucks. In later chapters it mentions that Reo competed against GM...

The book was printed in 2006. If your interested in old trucks, it's a great book. Lots of very good pictures (some in color), and informative text dealing with Reo's early history, through its purchase by White, and the final years with other owners. Talks about the employees, the dealers and...

This is from the book The World's Toughest Truck: The Reo / Diamond Reo Story, by Ebert, Neal & Fijalkovich. This article is part of Chapter 5, which gives you a brief look at the history of the Reo designed M34/M35 trucks. The book provides a complete history of the company, especially the...