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Believed to be only one of five still known to exist, this hot rod REO is one you're not likely to find at the next show you cruise down to. When driving around town, many mistake this REO as a custom built and oversized 1932 Ford for sale, but alas, this is not the case. This REO is a factory built cruiser, built with comfort and style in mind. This particular REO Royale for sale has had a complete restoration, with only 7,577 on the clock since built. Powering this beautiful REO for sale is a 502 horsepower, 502 cubic inch stroker big block V8 monster. Topped with Ram Jet fuel injection, this hot rod for sale was built for both power and reliability. Polished and adorned with aesthetically pleasing goodies, it's just as ready to show as it is to go! Backing the big block Chevy rat motor is a 700r4 4-speed automatic transmission. With a stout stall converter, this '32 REO for sale loves to wind up and roll out! Add in the overdrive gear and you now have a hot rod that's just as eager to cruise on the interstate as it is to tear off from a...

Built from 1905 to 1975. At one point the company also manufactured buses on its truck platforms. Ransom E. Olds would start up this company, superseding his most well known car company, Oldsmobile. Also made famous by the band REO Speedwagon, this 1935 REO for sale is a car you're not likely to see at the shows any time soon. Built to be the hot rod that stands out in the crowd, this REO for sale was restored spared at no expense and is 'Back on the Road Again. ' Far from its factory form, this REO Flying Cloud for sale is a cruiser, powered by a fuel injected 350 cubic inch small block V8. Making roughly 350 horsepower, it's just begging for you to 'Take It On the Run. ' Once hearing the exhaust note, you simply 'Can't Fight This Feeling' that this car was meant for V8 power! Backing the peppy small block is a 700r4 automatic transmission with overdrive. The overdrive gear makes this REO an easy highway driver and even at higher speeds begs you to 'Keep Pushin'. ' With power steering and power brakes, this car is as much a go'er as it is a show'er!...

Car shows these days are littered with countless hotrods of Fords, Chevys, Plymouths etc. If you want to stand out in the crowd you need something a little different. Cruise to a show in this 29 REO Flying Cloud (no, not speedwagon) and you'll be the bell of the ball! Aside from rarity, this hotrod is built just the way one should be. The exterior is painted a deep Brown and with its svelte pinstriping it is difficult not to stare at. Take a seat inside and you're greeted by a plush cloth upholstered bench seat and are treated by nice conveniences like a tilt wheel and air conditioning. Under the hood...

Car shows these days are littered with countless hotrods of Fords, Chevys, Plymouths etc. If you want to stand out in the crowd you need something a little different. Cruise to a show in this 34 REO Flying Cloud (no, not speedwagon) and you'll be the bell of the ball! Aside from rarity, this hotrod is built just the way one should be. The exterior is painted a deep Black Cherry and is difficult not to stare at. The interior compliments the paint with rich Cashmere leather. Under the hood is a stout Chevy 350 V8 and is paired to a TH350 automatic. This car will get up and go! The chassis has been done right too with a fully independent suspension with coil springs all around. The rear end is a Heidts Superide IRS with Jaguar style inboard rear brakes. This car can handle too! If you're looking for...

Undergoing an older restoration this car remains in good shape. With a unique history it sure to make a great addition to anyone's collection. The original owner was Leon Gaspard, one of the original artists who came to Taos, N. M. in the early 1900s from Europe. Many of his paintings are featured in museums & art galleries.

This 1925 Roadster is coated in a light-yellow paint with black lower body and fenders. Being roughly 90% original, this is a what many would call a survivor car that has been through more than many of us have ever seen. From the horsehair in the seats to the wood spoke wheels, they simply don't make cars like that anymore. This car is even worthy of a trip to the golf course with the golf club door along the side. If you have some friends to tag along the rumble seat is a great place for them to ride.

Powering this vintage beauty is an I6 which has a Schebler...