WotZit

Yup
Mac dun got it again
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N Browny can have a warm pony shandy

Yes tiz a
Diamond T Truck



C. A. Tilt began building cars in 1905 and when one of his customers requested a truck he obliged.
That was in 1911 and the truck was a 1 1/2-tonner with chain drive. Tilt's emblem of the
Diamond T Motor Car Co. was his initial "T" set within a diamond which symbolized quality.
The company built only trucks from 1911 onwards and as early as 1915 had built up a national
reputation for its products which ranged from 2 to 5-ton payload. Diamond T Model B Liberty trucks
were built in large numbers during World War I and development took place throughout the 1920s
and '30s. In 1928 the trucks boasted 6-cylinder engines, spiral-bevel rear axles and all-wheel braking.
By then heavier six-wheeled trucks were being offered for 12-ton payloads. In the mid '30s the trucks
were given stylish new cabs and by 1937 the first cabover models were appearing. During
World War II Diamond T built their legendary 6x6 trucks and 6x4 12-ton tank tractors
which were widely used as heavy-haulage tractors after the war
















Wotzit # 249



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cya

Federal

Same wheels,radiator,exhaust,muffler and 5 bolts holding main chassis to front spring holder so it,s got to be another Diamond T.
Cheers Mac.

...how's the chassis strengthening turnbuckles on the jigger in reply 249

Clarification,
I,m talking about reply #1401. Murray2230 has the federal nailed.
Cheers. Mac

Well Dun Muzza
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yup Murray got it .......... tiz a
Federal Truck




Federal Motor Truck Company of Detroit, which produced
its last vehicle for the U.S. marketplace in 1959




















Wotzit # 250



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Gibve it u're best shot for a visit to u're fridge

LOL
cya

1919 Armleder

The

Swishy,

1934 Federal.

Loosley.