Hi Bill,
Its Bill here, Just wanted to say hello, and let you know what has been going on with the 1910 Diamond.
This spring we got tires mounted on it. Now its alot

Hello! I am brand new in this Forum, but not new to Diamond T's. Not knowing exactly where and how to start, I began as an apprentice Cadillac Mechanic in i958 after messing around with Harleys and Cushman motorscooters. I soon graduated to

Hello my name is Daniel I am starting to restore a 1938 REO speed wagon 1.5 ton truck. I need to find parts I am having a hard time can anybody help my E-Mail is trucker12121@comcast.net any help would be great thank you..

Trying to find out if the 1932 Diamond T had a flat head 6 with an updraft carb? Mine is an updraft but by some lit. I looked at on the net it shows a down draft. Would there be different size motors for the 1932? flwwlf@hotmail.com
Frank 618-322-0471

Not really an article I'm just not that good on this computor. I would like information as to the following.
I want to finish with a 1947,48 some thing look but new (1970 somthing under the hood) When I purchase the frame and body, what would be the bestfit or ease of modifaction front end , engine and power train Any info. can be sent to me at svaldez@88.cox.net

Hello

I am restoring a 1944 Diamond T 975a cargo truck,it was in the canadian army during WW2.and then given to the norwegian army.It then came to the UK where I managed to get hold of it.The engine is Hercules RXC petrol engine.CAN YOU HELP.I AM IN UGENT NEED OF A EXHAUST MANIFOLD.Thanks for reading.

Howard Wade.

Hello,

My name is Chris Clark and i recently contacted you
about my grandfathers 1948

Hello, I am a supervisor over the body shop at a UPS facility in Indiana. This cab was sent to me from out of

I've just been hired by a local museum to do research and restoration work on a 1939 Diamond T truck with a bus body. This vehicle has an extensive local history, being used for door to door grocery sales in the 1940s, 50s and early 60s.It was one of several vehicles owned and operated by a local grocer.

My first requirement is information on the restoration or leads for purchase of replacement dash guages. I can't specify which guages as yet but expect to have that information shortly.

Any dash guage information would be much appreciated.
Thanks for your help.My email is raleigh_rider@hotmail.com user name for the sight is JimErvin

After years of searching for a better grille i have finally decided to bite the bullet and have mine fixed.The nice thing about a 36 grille is.......nothing actually.They dont come apart.Short story,big price.$1600 to fix and chrome.With the exeption of the paint i have restored the truck myself so i guess i shouldnt complain to much.Its the end result i am looking for,not the cost...........Cory

I have a 1948 201 that I am restoring presently and a 1947 cab over that

Al found out about the 1937 Model 80 pickup from his boss. After a little negotiating purchased it, borrowed a trailer

I've been told my truck was originally a fire truck in South Lake Tahoe CA;
their first "professional"

My first vehicle collecting was a Ford 8 N, bought sight unseen by cell phone on the way to the auction. That was in 1995. I since have

MY NAME IS JIM AND I AM THE OWNER OF A 1941 DIAMOND T TRUCK WHICH HAS A 2 1/2
TON REAR AXLE. I BOUGHT HER SOMEWHERE AROUND 1955. SHE IS NOW LICENSED IN THE
STATE OF MICHIGAN SO I NO...

Our Diamond T truck began it's journey when it was brand-new. It has been a fixture of the Farm for 3 generations now. I was working on a section of the Barn and needed to move the truck. Since

Just wanted to let you know it was nice to find some info on these great old trucks. I have found a 1955 (I think) Diamond T 222.. It has a flatbed on it now, and looks like it is a dually truck, however the inner
rear wheels are removed/missing. Anyhow, I would appreciate some information/links on these old trucks.
ALso, any contact information from folks willing to help would be great. I would like to purchase this truck, which is about 90% complete, but is missing door handles, inner rear duals and the stainless grill is very dented. Other than that, it is all there,
badges and all. If you have any sources on mid 50's trucks to share, or any good books/reading, please let me know.
Josh
Please Email Me At jmjurgen@yahoo.com

Please find attached pictures of my 1923 Diamond T Dump Truck in "Our picture galleries here on Diamond T Classics
The Model number is unknown and I need info on my truck. iF anyone has any inofrmation on this, please let us know. We are the second owner from the original owner.


Harry Chowansky
hchowansky@blast.net

Updated as of October 3, 2002

Compiled by:

Allan Garber
10914 – 125 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
T5M 0L6
(780)423-8544
agarber@parlee.com

In our fire collection we own a 1945 Diamond T fire engine. It appears to be complete. We are working on restoring it to its original condition. Does anyone know where we can find some factory photos?