The Cadillac of Trucks
Mack’s direct competitor in the light-duty big-truck field was Diamond T, builder of what many called the “Cadillac of trucks.” Diamond Ts, no matter the size, were never short on st... »
david payne started the topic Hood Ornament 1947- 48 D T Truck in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 10 months ago
HOOD ORNAMENT 1947 – 48 D T TRUCK ; “CUSTOM “MACHINED” ; NOTE: SEE PICTURES : 7.
B.I.N. $149.00 ; returns: NO.
SELLER: chrome-Charlie ; item # 161925011891 ;
LISTING ENDS: MONDAY 12/28/2015 , 7:39 PM.
rjkinney replied to the topic 1948 201 Paint in the forum Sharing my little bit of knowledge! 10 years, 10 months ago
After cleaning up my oil pan it looks like it was an army green color.
david payne started the topic Starter Solenoid Delco 6V. 1955-56 D T T. in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 10 months ago
STARTER SOLENOID , DELCO – REMY 6 VOLT 1955 – 56 D T TRUCK {with XL-406 ENGINE } , NEW , PIC.3. (“Re Listed”).
DELCO – REMY PART # 1119905 ;
B.I.N. $56.99 ; returns: NO.
SELLER: majorandme ; item # 271945639510 ;
LISTING ENDS: 29 DAYS 23 HOURS.
david payne replied to the topic Solenoid Starter DELCO 1959 – 61 D T T. in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 10 months ago
SOLENOID , STARTER , { 12 VOLT } DELCO – REMY PART # 1118806 or D941 , 1959 – 61 D T TRUCK , NEW , PIC. 4.
NOTE: ITEM ( “RE LISTED” for SALE on eBay) ; LISTING ENDS: 29 DAYS , 23 HOURS.
david payne started the topic Solenoid Starter DELCO 1959 – 61 D T T. in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years, 10 months ago
SOLENOID , STARTER , DELCO – REMY , PART # 1118806 OR D941 , 1959 – 61 D T TRUCK , NEW , PIC. 4. (re listed).
B.I.N. $41.99 ; returns: NO.
SELLER: majorandme ; item # 271945637462 ;
LISTING ENDS: MONDAY 12/28/2015 , 2:32 PM.
Mack’s direct competitor in the light-duty big-truck field was Diamond T, builder of what many called the “Cadillac of trucks.” Diamond Ts, no matter the size, were never short on st... »
Diamond T pickup trucks came as a surprise to me. I’ve always known DTs as heavy trucks from the time my father bought a ’28, converted it into a fuel tanker, and used it for local parades... »