orFor Sale: 1921 REO Truck in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania for sale in Pittsburgh, PA
Vehicle Description A true Barn Find REO Speedwagon Truck.
The Truck Runs perfect.
It's Starts up like no antique car I have ever seen.
Amazing.
It has 32,365 original miles.
The last inspect listed is 1946.
I am not certain, but been told it is 100 horse power.
Good Brakes & Transmission.
Come with original book.
Again, this is a true barn find, it was put in a barn by a prominent chicken farmer in Pittsburgh area, who decided to store the Truck in barn and barn along with a 1919 Franklin Car.
Both vehicles remained there for 80 years until we opened an outside wall of the barn and pulled them both vehicles out.
After some wire replacements, cleaning up the engine it fired right up.
It is as found and has not had any bodywork done.
It is as found.
Only updates, new wiring, new tires, new brake & clutch pads.
Got a new material roofing and also just got a need floorboard that will come with vehicle.
(New Floorboard, showed in the pictures) This is a great Truck and a great piece of history.
My father-in-law is a huge antique car guy & can discuss everything about the vehicle if you want information.
It breaks his heart to sell it bc it Runs great & he loves to take to cars shows where it is a huge attraction but he is slowing down and needs the space in his garage.
This is a great truck.
It Really cool.
We use to own a large brewery and it was used as a photo area during Oktoberfest celebrations, the old wood barrels still remain in the back from those events.
Many photos have been taken with the Truck.
Barrels go with the truck.
it would be a great truck for period movies.
.
The Truck Runs perfect.
It's Starts up like no antique car I have ever seen.
Amazing.
It has 32,365 original miles.
The last inspect listed is 1946.
I am not certain, but been told it is 100 horse power.
Good Brakes & Transmission.
Come with original book.
Again, this is a true barn find, it was put in a barn by a prominent chicken farmer in Pittsburgh area, who decided to store the Truck in barn and barn along with a 1919 Franklin Car.
Both vehicles remained there for 80 years until we opened an outside wall of the barn and pulled them both vehicles out.
After some wire replacements, cleaning up the engine it fired right up.
It is as found and has not had any bodywork done.
It is as found.
Only updates, new wiring, new tires, new brake & clutch pads.
Got a new material roofing and also just got a need floorboard that will come with vehicle.
(New Floorboard, showed in the pictures) This is a great Truck and a great piece of history.
My father-in-law is a huge antique car guy & can discuss everything about the vehicle if you want information.
It breaks his heart to sell it bc it Runs great & he loves to take to cars shows where it is a huge attraction but he is slowing down and needs the space in his garage.
This is a great truck.
It Really cool.
We use to own a large brewery and it was used as a photo area during Oktoberfest celebrations, the old wood barrels still remain in the back from those events.
Many photos have been taken with the Truck.
Barrels go with the truck.
it would be a great truck for period movies.
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