The Flying Cloud abandoned the F-head for a conventional L-head 65 horsepower, 4.1 litre (249 cu in.), seven-main-bearing six. Reo was an early user of four wheel hydraulic brakes and had a ...

There was no gold, but they did spot six bottles in the back of what they now know is a 1929 REO Flying Cloud. He says he later spoke with the daughter of one of the five men who rode in the taxi that ...

Image | Sunken hub cap Caption: The hub cap showing the REO logo of the 1929 REO Flying Cloud that sank to the bottom of Larder Lake in 1937. (Submitted by Jason Ploeger) "Is that what I think it is?" ...