Vanderbilt Cup Races

Jan 18 2011

LI News Tonight Film “The 1909 Reo Gentleman’s Roadster”

Chris Collora of LI News Tonight has produced a 4-minute film on the 1909 Reo Gentleman's Roadster currently on display at the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum.

The film features an interview with Stepanie Gress, Director of Curatorial Affairs at the museum, who provides specifications and the history of the car:

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LI News Tonight Film “The 1909 Reo Gentleman’s Roadster”

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