Geojunkie posted an update 12 years ago
Fixing the brakes and replacing tires on my 37 80D. I found out I have 5″ rims in the front and 6″ rims in the back, not sure whats up with that. Also have a 37 212 that looks decent and runs fine, but deserves something much better looking than a flat bed. Hope to get to that somewhere down the road. Deep in frame off restoration of 38…[Read more]
Geojunkie started the topic Login Problems – Fix in the forum Questions about the web site. 12 years ago
I followed all the procedures after I was notified to change my password and was unable to log into the new site. My user name is geojunkie, but I finally figured out that to log into the site I needed to use the name I registered with (my name) even though it was asking for my user name at the login prompt. Anyway, if others are having this…[Read more]
Fred Engelhard posted an update 12 years ago
@donreid
Good day Don I see you are here are was here. Have a great day
Fred Engelhard started the topic Is there a chat room???????? in the forum GENERAL B.S. 12 years ago
This site is hard place to play
WatchmanII posted an update 12 years ago
I attended two car shows so far this year. Annual Veterans car show in Bellingham WA. and Old Settlers Picnic in Ferndale WA.
I have kept the 80 D in as original shape as possible. The truck looks just as though it was still on the farm in Butte MT.
Got some nice trophies for the 80 D.
I was really impressed by the number of folks dropping by…[Read more]
“A truck doesn’t have to be homely,” C.A.Tilt always claimed. He was right dead right. Tilt was president of the Diamond T Motor Car Company Chicago and he believed that passenger car styling and comf... »
I received some info from Leroy that was typed up by Lon Arbergust some time back and I thought I would pass it on to you. The original name given to Diamond T Trucks was “The Nations Freight Car” Ple... »
I found this onfo on the a ATCA Bulletin Board and thought I better pass it on. We have a large garage full of disassmbled REO trucks. All seem to be pre-WW2. Maybe even chain drive models. Axles (fro... »
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