Hello friends,

[drillsgt]

I have a 1953 REO Deuce and a half. I think it was owned by the Army first, then forest service, now me.
It isn't as nice now as it will be in the future . I'll be asking dumb questions for a while so I would apprecviate your patience.
Thanks for now,

 

[Torisco]

I have a 1953 REO Deuce and a half. I think it was owned by the Army first, then forest service, now me.
It isn't as nice now as it will be in the future . I'll be asking dumb questions for a while so I would apprecviate your patience.
Thanks for now,

Welcome aboard the green machine works. Hope to hear more from you so do not get discouraged when fixing up your Reo.

 

[Warthog]

Welcome to the Green Iron Looney Bin. You start with one and then two, ten and more.

 

[swbradley1]

Welcome aboard.

Don't get upset when you get people telling you to read the manuals. They are here for your protection.

(The people and the manuals.)

 

[Another Ahab]

Welcome from out here in Virginia.

 

[Squirt-Truck]

Welcome, to the green disease. . . . .

 

[wiggall]

Welcome on board! First question is it still a gasser?

 

[Aerialfred]

Welcome from Kentucky!

 

[swindad2]

Another welcome from Kentucky. Bought my deuce from your area about a year ago. Always thought I was mechanically inclined. I've found its a learning process every time I fix something. But that's what makes it fun.