Diamond T Woodie
I assume you diehards have the info, but just in case some don’t, the 1948 Woodie from Wisconsin is on the auction at Atlantic City. The auction is a Kruse sale and runs Feb 24-27. »
Bill Fisher replied to the topic New member looking for a truck in the forum Truck Talk, in General 10 years, 9 months ago
Hello Andy,
Those lovely looking DT’s are a bit hard to come by, that’s for sure. There is an outfit called DesertClassics.com that has a few DT’s, but the prices seem to be a little hefty to me. He currently has around 11 for sale in various states of repair.
That cab and chassis that you posted is looking pretty good. A little better shape than…[Read more]
david payne started the topic 2 Headlight Mounts D T truck 35-46 ? in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 9 months ago
2 HEADLIGHT MOUNTS D T TRUCK 35 – 46 ? , USED , PIC. 12.
B.I.N. $49.95 ; returns: 14 days. ( re listed ).
seller: buyshort570 ; 311449134824 ;
LISTING ENDS: TUESDAY 10/20/2015 , 2:36 PM.
Charles Handler became a registered member 10 years, 9 months ago
david payne started the topic FUEL GAUGE 6V. S.W. 2 5/8" D T truck in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 9 months ago
FUEL GAUGE 6 V. STEWART WARNER D T TRUCK ; (re listed).
B.I.N. $119.99 or best offer ; make offer , returns: “NO”.
seller: g-brown-775 ; 181876513425 ;
LISTING ENDS: MONDAY 10/19/2015 , 8:06 PM.
Andy Sweeney replied to the topic New member looking for a truck in the forum Truck Talk, in General 10 years, 9 months ago
Just as a matter of interest – am I wasting my time trying to find a late 30’s example like the one on the right…
Or are then hen’s teeth and mega bucks when they do come up for sale?
I assume you diehards have the info, but just in case some don’t, the 1948 Woodie from Wisconsin is on the auction at Atlantic City. The auction is a Kruse sale and runs Feb 24-27. »
My Granddad bought a brand new red Diamond T pickup in 1948 and used it as his farm truck in Goshen Ind. until 1970. I remember hauling calves and hogs to and from Shipsewauna auction with a feed sack... »