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Diamond T tank transporter that is being restord by Steve and Derek Roberts from Cwmbran, South Wales in the UK.

These pictures are from brochures that were given to me the Diamond T dealership in Vancouver, BC


Diamond T Tiltcab Series 534CG	Diamond T Tiltcab Series 734CG

Diamond T 738 and 838 Series	Diamond T Diesel Series 923DB, with set back front axle

Diamond T Tilt-Cab Model 921C Tractors	Diamond T Tilt-Cab Model 921C Tractors

Diamond T Diesel Model 921DFN	Diamond T D-5000 Series

Diamond T 931C Series	Diamond T 931C Series

Diamond T model 931CN-34DT	Diamond T Model 931CN-38D

Diamond T 950 and 951 Series	Diamond T "Q" Series 6-Wheel Chassis

	Diamond T P400 Series Fire Truck at a lot in Yakima, WA., July 1999.

Here is a picture of a 1954 Diamond T Nebitts Soda truck from Fresno, California.
This is from Ken Goudy's collection.

A new Denver & Chicago Diamond T model 921 ready for a run to Seattle through the Rocky Mountains.
This is from Ken Goudy's collection.

Here is a picture of a Diamond T COE. This cab was originally designed by Diamond T and also used by International and Reo.
This is from Ken Goudy's collection.

Here is a US Forest Service Diamond T photo taken on Washington side of Columbia. Mt. Hood in background.

A Reo truck belonging to Public Freightways. Date unknown.

A Reo tractor picture given to me by the White truck company in the 1960's.

A Reo series DF cab over tractor, taken from a sales brochure from the 1960's. The picture shows on older version of North American Van Lines markings.

A Reo series DF also from the same brochure. This one is hauling a load of bricks.

A Reo series DF truck with a straight box.

Some Reo milk tankers owned by Borden's dairies. This is also from the sales brochure.

A Reo series DF tractor from a sales brochure. This truck is owned by Darling Freight, Inc.


Here are pages from a Diamond T T950 and 951 Series brochure

Here is a Diamond Reo series DC-101 tanker. This picture was taken in Massachusetts in 1984.
This is from Kim Loeb's collection.

Here is a Diamond Reo series C-101 tanker. This picture was taken in Massachusetts in 1984.
This is from Kim Loeb's collection.

Here is a Diamond T model 90 BBC dump truck.
This is from Kim Loeb's collection.

Here is a Diamond Reo model c-116 truck. This picture was taken in Massachusetts in 1984.
This is from Kim Loeb's collection.

Here is a Diamond Reo model DC-101 owned by Marken Food Service. This picture was taken in Massachusetts in 1984.
This is from Kim Loeb's collection.

Some stats on John's Diamond Reo:
315 BCIV Cummins power w/Jake
8LL Transmission
46,000 Rockwells w/5.38 ratio
Hendrickson walking beam rear suspension
325,000 original miles

Here is a Diamond Reo loaded with steel coils in the Husky truckstop in St. Catherines, Ontario. This Eck Miller rig was "In Bond" on the Buffalo/Detroit run.
This is from Robert Archer's collection.

Here is a 1988 Diamond-Reo tri-axle dump owned by John Dasch Jr of John Dasch Jr Trucking of New Port Richey, FL.

Here is a 1958 Diamond T model 536 fire truck. Dave Wheeler completely restored this great looking Diamond T fire truck around 1995 after it rested in a field for six years.

Here are some pictures sent to me from Jay Butter, showing his 1969 Diamond Reo fire truck/pumper

Could anyone identify the year and model of this truck. Someone had found this truck and is thinking of restoring it for pulling a vintage car. If anyone can identify this truck, please e-mail Hank Suderman or Frank. I believe the model is a Series 734CG, but not completely sure. Frank assumes that the truck is a 1966.

Here are a couple of pictures of Wayne's old girl that he bought last summer. She is a 1960 921D and a 1958 16' Powers dump trailer. Wayne Brown Collection.

I set this unit up from leftover parts to move cattle on a station in the north western corner of Australia. The station is just over 1.6million acres so this unit is quite useful. The only details that I can give on the truck are 6X6 powered by a 6V53 Detroit with a 9speed roadranger box and Hendrickson rear end. The "road" that it is pictured on is a good example of its working enviornment so the 6X6 comes in handy at times. As you may have noticed by the name of the photo, I find driving this rig an enjoyable change from my mechanics duties. Photo by Paul Beattie.

My name is Chris Garland. I am from Sydney, Australia, and I am 16. I own this 1928 Reo. It could possibly be a Speedwagon but still unsure. My uncle is an old truck fanatic. He has a wide collection of vehicles from a 1937 Ford truck,1939 Fords, 1942 Fords, a couple of F700 Fords, Diamond T tipper, to L model Macks, (NR Macks to us), Marmon Herringtons (4 to be exact), and a KB7 bogie drive International.

Pictures from a family photo album from John Gregg

All these photos were taken by Stu Gregg in about 1951 at T'Sable River Logging at Fanny Bay, BC.

Pete Biggs of T'Sable River Logging

Diamond T with new sled for the donkey on board

Stu Gregg and T'Sable mechanic

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