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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david payne started the topic Engine OIL Pan 1948 model 201 Diamond T in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 6 years, 1 month ago
ENGINE OIL PAN 1948 Model 201 DIAMOND T truck ; used ; condition : rusty ; needs restoration ; pictures : 11.
NOTE : SOLD AS IS ; CHECK YOUR APPLICATION .
BUY IT NOW : $70.00 ; shipping : $44.00 ; returns : 14 days .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/143086550581
LISTING ENDS : MONDAY MARCH 11 , 2019 ; 11:02 A.M. P.D.T. -
david payne started the topic Pair Windshield Crank Handles Diamond T 1940's in the forum Buy and sell on EBAY 6 years, 1 month ago
PAIR WINDSHIELD CRANK HANDLES { taken from an } Early (*) 1940’s Diamond T truck , used , pictures : 4.
( my comment , crank handles taken from a (*) “DELUXE” DASH PANEL , see pictures ).
STARTING BID : $75.00 ; SHIPPING : FREE ; RETURNS : NO .
http://www.ebay.com/itm/312514034010
LISTING ENDS : SUNDAY MARCH 10,2019 ; 7:11 P.M. P.D.T. -
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Bill Fisher replied to the topic Brake parts in the forum Looking for parts 6 years, 2 months ago
Hello David,
I think the kit is going to be fine. The vendor wouldn’t sell it to me until I gave him details about my truck. I think that was a good sign. I have it now and will see if it is what I require. Ebay vendor is
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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... »