Help what brand and year is this truck?
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Bonehead
Skull Master
I was first thinking 38 Ford truck, but the grill is not right.
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Dodge Power Wagon?
I'm going to say Power Wagon or Binder but without doing any research Diamond Reo is remotely possible. I tried to buy a Diamond Reo in Missouri couple years ago off ebay for the cab and front end to do exactly this....
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I'm going to say Power Wagon or Binder but without doing any research Diamond Reo is remotely possible. I tried to buy a Diamond Reo in Missouri couple years ago off ebay for the cab and front end to do exactly this....
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Dirtyrat
Got Fins?
Looks like a 34 Diamond T to me for the grille....
you have any other pics of the truck, I'll try to help identify it...
you have any other pics of the truck, I'll try to help identify it...
Dirtyrat
Got Fins?
Maybe even a 35....
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
Ok, I think the grill like stated is a 35 diamond T.The cab is a 37 international,see firewall lines.I believe the hood is also international too.
Bonehead
Skull Master
Yep. I think you have it, the windshield frame has the same bolt wiper pattern.
GJunktionMike
Something's wrong with that boy!
Diamond t was shameless, they used other makers cabs.
I'll be adding a few more links but here is one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_T If you look at some of the pics you can see that they are binder cabs (the 58). and one really looks like a power wagon. Here is a link to a 38 Diamond T http://www.flickr.com/photos/grummantravels/5982869499/ notice the fenders look the same as Sneakysnakes posted pics. Really I have no clue, I would guess IH and DT had the same body tin manufacturer. But with that here is some cool stuff http://www.earlyamericanautomobiles.com/amesburyautos4.htm
I'll be adding a few more links but here is one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diamond_T If you look at some of the pics you can see that they are binder cabs (the 58). and one really looks like a power wagon. Here is a link to a 38 Diamond T http://www.flickr.com/photos/grummantravels/5982869499/ notice the fenders look the same as Sneakysnakes posted pics. Really I have no clue, I would guess IH and DT had the same body tin manufacturer. But with that here is some cool stuff http://www.earlyamericanautomobiles.com/amesburyautos4.htm
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