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Yes, it is an electric horn. It is hillarious coming out of a huge truck like this. Beep, beep. It sounds like the Road Runner. If you notice on my Reo, it has a place like that above the passengers headlight. There is no horn there now, but I wonder if it didn't have an electric horn...

Westfolk, "You need to get a grip. While at the same time learn how to read and understand the English language." I believe I have a pretty good understanding of the English language. I have been speaking it for over 40 years. I have created literally hundreds of pages of our companies...

I think the data plate is original as it says "M35" on it and not "M35A2". Also, the vehicle ID# from the data plate matches the one stamped into the frame. It is amazing how they can all be so much alike and yet have their own character. Datsuns as in dogs or cars? Derek Taylor

I just based the 1979 part on what GL said it was. That date is not listed in the government records that came with the truck. Unfortunately no other date is mentiuoned either opther than when work was done to it. Maybe someone on here can check the serial number and tell us more. Based...

Thanks. BTW, I pulled the flapper pipe off before I sold that truck and am going to put it on one of my growing number of "keepers". On another note. I have a deal worked out to trade for a 10-ton tractor later this week. I can't wait to get that baby home! It is definately going to be a...

Here is a picture of the dash plate and the VIN on the frame matches it. Vehicle I.D.# 0125 11215. I do notice that it says M35, not M35A2 on the nameplate. I got the 1979 from the listing on GL. Camp Shelby is the only base I have been to where they give you the vehicles history reports...

I have been to bases in MS, TN, AL, SC, GA and NC, I have done plenty of research online and look at GL religiously. I have bought 18 trucks so far, so I would not exactly call myself a newbie. I just thought these were some interesting variations that some enthusiasts might like to see. I...

On the headlights, I thought that some older ones had the lights down low, but my Reo is a 1979 model. It is actually the newest truck that I have. It makes so much more sense that the heater intake should've been in the bottom home all along, because if you put it in the door hole not only...

I hand't noticed that, but I did see one there which had the exhaust pipe coming out under the bed between the rear tandems! BTW, the trucks I got out of Camp Shelby were all in very good condition, all motors ran, one of them a little too good. Derek Taylor

You're right, I forgot about that. The intake mounted in the lower hole makes so much more sense. With it mounted in the door, the hose gets kinked nearly in two and your vision is completely blocked when you open the door. I saw one also that had the cover with the opening facing down, that...

I recently got in five Deuces from Hattiesburg, MS and they had some unusual features. The Reo (keeper) had bottom mounted headlights and extra wide rear view mirrors, one had an electric horn, one had a flap type exhaust pipe cap, several had turned up air intakes and electric wipers. On a...