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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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Bill Fisher replied to the topic Diamond T Metal Fabrication in the forum Looking for parts 9 years ago
I’d have to research it Dylan, but I think it’s a bit bigger. The fenders on the 509 seem to be a lot wide than those on the smaller trucks.
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Dylan Young replied to the topic Diamond T Metal Fabrication in the forum Looking for parts 9 years ago
Are you referring to that sheet metal piece that goes underneath the grille between the fenders? If so, yes I am looking into starting to stamp those on a basis of demand. Is there any physical difference between the one for the 201/306 and the 509?
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Bill Fisher replied to the topic Diamond T Metal Fabrication in the forum Looking for parts 9 years ago
Hello Dylan, missed your post! Are you thinking of including the 509 for the front apron piece? A lot of 509 owners out there and that seems to be a piece that gets smacked up the most.
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Bill Fisher started the topic Website update in the forum Questions about the web site. 9 years ago
Here at Diamond T Classics we continue to strive to provide an informative, friendly and technically oriented website that will work towards bringing together all those with an interest in the Cadillac of Trucks!
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