Models
- 1915 model featured 1-ton weight, four-cylinder engine, three speed transmission and aimed to be faster than the 10-15 mph average speed of contemporary trucks.
- 1917 model featured 3.25-ton weight and canvas top and sides and cost $1125.
- 1925 model featured six-cylinder engine
- 1929 model featured REO's "Gold Crown" 268 cubic inch, 67 horsepower, six-cylinder engine.
- 1933 Model BN featured REO's six-cylinder "Gold Crown" engine and combination of parts from the companies Flying Cloud and Royale luxury cars. It is a rare, relatively fast panel delivery truck with wooden body.
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