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Reeves Sexto-Octo

Milton Othello Reeves founded the Reeves Sexto-Octo Company In 1911. He modified a 1910 model Overland by adding four extra wheels and calling it the Reeves Octo-Auto which Time Magazine called "one of the ugliest ever produced". It had a 40-horsepower engine, was over 20 feet long and has an MSRP of $3,200.

1911 Reeves Sextoauto ad. (source: Alden)

The Octo-Auto failed to sell and in 1912 Reeves created the Sexto-Auto, a six-wheel version built on a modified Stutz Motor Company chassis with a price of $4,500.

1911 Reeves Octoauto ad. (source: Alden)

1912 Reeves Sextoauto limousine concept. (source: Alden)

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