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Is this a Diamond T ?
I think he's considering at least partial restoration now that I've brought it up. If I lived in southwestern KS still, I'd get started on it. I'll keep working him to join the site and start restoring!- zanther
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- Forum: WWI & II 5-ton and Larger
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Is this a Diamond T ?
I'm waiting on my father to get some MOAR photos. Maybe I'll be able to convince him to join this Site!- zanther
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- Forum: WWI & II 5-ton and Larger
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Is this a Diamond T ?
Thanks David! You're correct in that I was referencing your Standard Catalog. I'll give this book a read.- zanther
- Post #14
- Forum: WWI & II 5-ton and Larger
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Is this a Diamond T ?
From what I can see on the data plate , 12-6-1940 , which might make it one of the earliest made. David Doyle's book notes they started being manufactured in early 1941- zanther
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- Forum: WWI & II 5-ton and Larger
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Is this a Diamond T ?
Yeah it looks like someone modified an International bed to fit, I'll keep digging, but even the winch frame looks the same design.. it's a crappy photo that I enlarged- zanther
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Is this a Diamond T ?
Spot on! Not sure why I couldn't find it before using Diamond T. Just found it in David Doyles book, though need to research more on any variants; Looks like they were only Cargo Trucks.- zanther
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Is this a Diamond T ?
Data plate is pretty goofed up and per the door decal it was used as a drilling Co truck after service. I can't find a model ending in 967. It's my fathers, located in Western KS and he uses it to lift things, but I'd like to get some TM's for him.- zanther
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