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... »
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Cliff replied to the topic New Member Introductions in the forum GENERAL B.S. 10 years ago
Great to see the site actually allows registrations now! I have been trying to sign up since ’09!!! That’s the first time I asked William to add me…
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Cliff started the topic finally, I can register!!! in the forum GENERAL B.S. 10 years ago
I had been trying to register through the old site (sending an email) for several years… nice to see the site is actually functional.
I have my Grandfather’s ’49 Model 201 Diamond T. He got it in the early/mid 60’s, and it has an authentic 33k miles on it. It has its share of problems that I am trying to work through one by one. Had the…[Read more]
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Cliff started the topic Fuel Tank in the forum Looking for parts 10 years ago
I need a fuel tank. Anybody know where to get a good one?
If not, I was quoted around 1,000 for a custom built stainless steel tank. Might be cheaper if 2 or 3 are made…anybody else need one?
Does anybody have the dimensions for the filler pipe location?
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Cliff became a registered member 10 years ago
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david payne started the topic MIRROR extendable outside 1930's in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 10 years ago
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Vintage Views – Diamond T Model 201
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... »