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£30,905
1907 REO 16/20HP Twin Cylinder Touring Car
United States • 29 Apr 2023
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1907 REO is a well-restored example, previously owned by a respected early automobile enthusiast. It features a burgundy exterior with red wheels and a black top, enhanced by brass accessories. While showing some wear, particularly in the wood fenders, it's equipped for touring and suitable for Horseless Carriage Club events.
Condition
7
The car is described as a high-quality older restoration that has been well-maintained and used for touring. There is some light cracking to the wood fenders, but the paintwork presents well, and the upholstery has a luster and shine of use but limited damage or wear. The car has been fitted with useful features such as a ring gear and starter motor and subtle signaling lamps.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
8745
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Reg Number:
[Reg Number]
RHD/LHD:
LHD
213 ci, Side Valve 2-Cylinder Engine Single Carburetor Approx.
16hp 2-Speed Planetary Gearbox Front, Semi-Elliptic Leaf Spring, Rear, Full Elliptic Leaf Spring Rear Suspension External-Contracting Rear Wheel Drum Brakes *High-quality older restoration *Long term ownership within the collection *Eligible for the Audrain Veteran Car Tour and HCCA events REO CARS By 1907, only Buick and Ford were selling more cars than REO, largely thanks to the popularity of the make's two-cylinder models.
In size, power and price, the REO was a direct competitor to the contemporary two-cylinder Buick.
The 1907 REO Model A Touring, with detachable rear tonneau seating, listed for $1,250.
A Roadster model cost $250 less.
If you were in two minds about purchasing one then (or indeed today!), you might want to consider Olds' bold advertising claims – 'This big, handsome, powerful 5-passenger car does more for its price and operating-cost than any other motor-car ever built', they stated 'The REO beat 3...
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£8,743
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£30,905
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£31,814
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