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Clamshell Coupe: 1924

San Francisco circa 1924. "New Reo Six, Pacific Heights." We'll bet that house is finished by now. 5x7 glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.

San Francisco circa 1924. "New Reo Six, Pacific Heights." We'll bet that house is finished by now. 5x7 glass negative by Christopher Helin. View full size.

 

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Washington & Octavia

Based on the concrete stairs and the steep angle. The house is there but now behind two others.

Business Coupe

Was this the so-called "salesman's coupe" for its ability to carry a lot of samples in a huge trunk?

Weird measurements

105mm is about 4.134 inches (i.e., close enough to 4 for tire purposes); but 610mm is about 24.016 inches, which is pretty far from 32 inches.

[24 inches is the rim size for a 32x4 tire (32 minus 4x2 equals 24). - Dave]

Shocked by the narrow whites

I thought narrow whitewalls were a new thing when they suddenly (re)appeared in 1962. Apparently not.

Tire size

The tires appear to be 32x4 (4 inches wide on a 32-inch rim). Does anybody know what the 105 / 610 number represents?

[Size in millimeters. - Dave]

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