I’ve been told my truck was originally a fire truck in South Lake Tahoe CA; their first “professional” fire truck ever. Originally delivered with a standard pickup body, which was removed and a “kit” fire truck body or similar was installed. There was probably some sort of pump as there were a couple of cut-outs on the original dash which must have been for pump press... »
My first vehicle collecting was a Ford 8 N, bought sight unseen by cell phone on the way to the auction. That was in 1995. I since have focused on tractors, pickups, and cars, mostly Fords. In April of 2003, attended a County Western singing contest in Grove City Minnesota, where my daughter was a participant (she won). We sat with the parents of another contestant. During a lull in the contest th... »
MY NAME IS JIM AND I AM THE OWNER OF A 1941 DIAMOND T TRUCK WHICH HAS A 2 1/2 TON REAR AXLE. I BOUGHT HER SOMEWHERE AROUND 1955. SHE IS NOW LICENSED IN THE STATE OF MICHIGAN SO I NO… LONGER HAVE ANY DATE OF PURCHASE THAT I CAN FIND AT LEAST. UNDOUBTEDLY SHE WAS A GRAVEL HAULER AND MOST LIKELY A SNOW PLOW ALSO. HER ODOMETER HAS BEEN AROUND THE LIMIT SEVERAL TIMES SO THERE IS NO WAY OF KNOWING... »
Our Diamond T truck began it’s journey when it was brand-new. It has been a fixture of the Farm for 3 generations now. I was working on a section of the Barn and needed to move the truck. Since that time I have been trying to locate manuals and parts for it with no success. It is a 1928 Diamond T flat bed truck. It is totally restoreable with the original wooden deck in tact. The motor has n... »
Just wanted to let you know it was nice to find some info on these great old trucks. I have found a 1955 (I think) Diamond T 222.. It has a flatbed on it now, and looks like it is a dually truck, however the inner rear wheels are removed/missing. Anyhow, I would appreciate some information/links on these old trucks. ALso, any contact information from folks willing to help would be great. I would l... »
Please find attached pictures of my 1923 Diamond T Dump Truck in “Our picture galleries here on Diamond T Classics The Model number is unknown and I need info on my truck. iF anyone has any inofrmation on this, please let us know. We are the second owner from the original owner. Harry Chowansky hchowansky@blast.net »
Updated as of October 3, 2002 Compiled by: Allan Garber 10914 – 125 Street Edmonton, Alberta T5M 0L6 (780)423-8544 agarber@parlee.com I started to compile this parts list while restoring a 1948 Model 201 Diamond T. I am indebted to Tom Warren Sr. and Jr. of Amarillo, Texas for their help. Most of the parts in this list are available from NAPA auto parts. Any comments on paint colors or Diamond T p... »
In our fire collection we own a 1945 Diamond T fire engine. It appears to be complete. We are working on restoring it to its original condition. Does anyone know where we can find some factory photos? »
The information contained in this document has been derived from the following sources: 1) Operation and Maintenance Manual for QX Series Engines (1956) Hercules Motors Corporation, Canton, Ohio. 2) “A New Standard of Excellence: Diamond T Improved Super Service Engine” (undated brochure), Diamond T Motor Car Company, Chicago, Illinois. 3) “Motor’s Truck Repair Manual” (1948) 2nd edition, Motor, N... »
I started to compile this parts list while restoring a 1948 Model 201 Diamond T. I am indebted to Tom Warren Sr. and Jr. of Amarillo, Texas and Mike McQueen of Phoenix, Arizona for their help. Most of the parts in this list are available from NAPA auto parts. Any comments on paint colors or Diamond T parts would be greatly appreciated. By the way, I am also restoring a 1938 Model 80. Most of the p... »