For classic car enthusiasts, a Reo is not just a vehicle. It is a piece of history, a fragment of the era when American trucks and touring cars were still being defined. That is why many owners accept that their Reo will sit quietly in storage for long periods, only being started occasionally and driven around the block to keep things moving. That is when the difficult question appears: if a Reo is going to sit in storage that long, how do you protect its bodywork, interior, chrome, and glass with real peace of mind?. Many owners initially think that putting a Reo inside a warehouse or closed garage is enough. But after a few damp seasons, a few layers of heavy dust, and..