R.I.P. brother (June 3, 1864 - August 26, 1950)!!!!!. I love all of your top of the line name brand Luxury vehicles & Mainstream vehicles too also 24/7!!!!!. And the best of the looking vehicles of the 20th century generation cars are there today!!!!!. Thank You Mr. Ransom Eli. Olds for making all the fasts Oldsmobile cars in the 20th century R.I.P. (August 21, 1897 - April 29, 2004)!!!!!. And P.S. we will miss you 24/7!!!!!.
You did an amazing job on your documentary, I really enjoyed watching it. I remember seeing Oldsmobile's 100th birthday on an episode of My Classic Car in 1997 and I remember when they were discontinued in 2004, Oldsmobile was a great company and R.E Olds sounds like he was a great man.
My grandfather was R.E.'s nephew, which I always thought was pretty awesome! Plus the cars are dependable, fairly priced and sexy as a swedish muffingirl :)
I don't think my second comment got posted. Contact me if I can help you. I'll make SVHS footage available to you as well as filmed copies of the old 8x10 glossies.
Nice job. I was born in Lansing, Dad worked for Oldsmobile, brother worked for Reo/Diamond Reo til they closed. I was a film maker in the 70s and was part of the team that produced the Olds anniversary film for Oldsmobile. Years later, I went back down to Lansing and shot footage of the 100th anniversary on my own but I've never finsished the film. I have lots of footage of curved dash Oldsmobiles running around in lansing and Helen Early (Olds history dept) let me copy tons of old stills.
Thanks for this wonderful posting. I have a 1927 REO truck that I'm restoring and although I knew a little bit about Ransom Eli Olds, this video has inspired my efforts to further succeed in my endeavors to preserve a small piece of this great man's history. His legacy was truly international. Greetings from Melbourne Australia. (RustyREO)
I would just love to see the finished version. Any idea how I can see it? I love all the footage and the personalized feeling to this. This should be playing at the RE Old Transportation Museum.
R.I.P. brother (June 3, 1864 - August 26, 1950)!!!!!. I love all of your top of the line name brand Luxury vehicles & Mainstream vehicles too also 24/7!!!!!. And the best of the looking vehicles of the 20th century generation cars are there today!!!!!. Thank You Mr. Ransom Eli. Olds for making all the fasts Oldsmobile cars in the 20th century R.I.P. (August 21, 1897 - April 29, 2004)!!!!!. And P.S. we will miss you 24/7!!!!!.
wahs12312 2 months ago
You did an amazing job on your documentary, I really enjoyed watching it. I remember seeing Oldsmobile's 100th birthday on an episode of My Classic Car in 1997 and I remember when they were discontinued in 2004, Oldsmobile was a great company and R.E Olds sounds like he was a great man.
SilverWolfM200LDH 1 year ago
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My grandfather was R.E.'s nephew, which I always thought was pretty awesome! Plus the cars are dependable, fairly priced and sexy as a swedish muffingirl :)
cheetoGod 1 year ago
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cheetoGod 1 year ago
I visited the R.E. Olds Museum in Lansing, MI. that place was cool and the staff was very friendly!
andersonvillas1277 1 year ago
In his day there were around 1,000 other car companys try to succeed and his company was one of the few that did, only to be dismantled in our day.
bigdreamer66 2 years ago
I don't think my second comment got posted. Contact me if I can help you. I'll make SVHS footage available to you as well as filmed copies of the old 8x10 glossies.
Guitarplar 3 years ago
Nice job. I was born in Lansing, Dad worked for Oldsmobile, brother worked for Reo/Diamond Reo til they closed. I was a film maker in the 70s and was part of the team that produced the Olds anniversary film for Oldsmobile. Years later, I went back down to Lansing and shot footage of the 100th anniversary on my own but I've never finsished the film. I have lots of footage of curved dash Oldsmobiles running around in lansing and Helen Early (Olds history dept) let me copy tons of old stills.
Guitarplar 3 years ago
Hey - we're featuring this on Michigan Automotive History: Reo Motor Car Company on Absolute Michigan.
If you have any new news or updates, pop over and post a comment!
farlane 3 years ago
I wish he was still alive to help me fix some of the problems on our 1933 Reo flying cloud!
diggyj 3 years ago
Thanks for this wonderful posting. I have a 1927 REO truck that I'm restoring and although I knew a little bit about Ransom Eli Olds, this video has inspired my efforts to further succeed in my endeavors to preserve a small piece of this great man's history. His legacy was truly international. Greetings from Melbourne Australia. (RustyREO)
RustyREO 3 years ago
Awesome! I've read so much about Olds over the years and now you've brought him to life!
It should be noted that the most creative and intelligent people also have a good sense of humor.
Bullettube 3 years ago
Very well done. I love the Scott Joplin music in the background.
oldcremona 4 years ago
I would just love to see the finished version. Any idea how I can see it? I love all the footage and the personalized feeling to this. This should be playing at the RE Old Transportation Museum.
oldtownbrewcrew9 4 years ago
Woah! I`m a huge Oldsmobile lover and an admirer of R.E.Olds. I`m really speechless - a wonderful and very interesting video. Very Good! THANK YOU!
Greetings from Germany (Europe) - Maddy :-*
Belldandy74 4 years ago 2