Folks Of Interest D.T. trucks

D.T,Folks. I have a 1948 truck

 

yeah, and...

 

I put the lime in the coconut, now what?

 

....well.......lets see that bad boy !

 

Fail...

 

How do you do. Now please introduce yourself and post a picture of your truck.

 

Figures, He’s from Missouri, why Couldn’t he be from Florida?

 

UHHH...I have 2 Model A's...

 

Bully for you. I have one too. Where's my prize?

 

for his next post he will say.. pants on the ground.. you just watch

 

And a gold tooth down, looks like fool with his pants on the gound...

 

Well, he visited the board yesterday afternoon, so he is still around.
Come on, show us your truck man.

 

otto sewald D.T. trucks

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D.T,Folks. I have a 1948 truck


Baby steps is it a Ford or Chevy ?
Also what the hell is D.T.?

Later,Mark

 

I love drama in the morning!

 

Hey fellas, sorry about the previous brief post. As you have already seen I'm from Missouri, so it takes us a little longer than others! I have a 1948 Diamond T 509 sitting on 1994 ***mins powered Dodge dually running gear that is close to finished- if they really are ever finished! I added a cut down '63 Peterbilt sleeper to it as well. Here are some pictures, oh, and pants on the ground

 

cool

 

Well now......that makes a lot more sense. D.T. told me nothing......but
Diamond T, I understand. Nice looking rig. What part of Mizzouri you
from??

 

There you go.

 

Cool truck there Mr Pants on the Ground.

 

OK, that's better! Nice-looking rig you have there!

 

Sweet truck! Looks real nice, where you at in MO?

 

Cool ! I wont one now .

 

Had me concerned there. I thought you were trying to say you had the D.T.s and a 48 truck. Welcome to the board. Nice Diamond-T. They were really good looking trucks in their day with all that chrome.

 

In their day nothin'. I'd put that body on my Dodge in a heartbeat

 

You got that right. They look like the top is chopped already. ANO ( Atlanta New Orleans)truck lines ran diamond Ts in the 50s and early 60s.

 

LOL, now you're forgiven. Nice job, it's very cool. What're you going to haul with it?

Brian

 

Welcome back to our planet. Diamond T's are pretty few and far between but have a great look. There's one that has been in the Ft. Smith, Ar. - Springfield, Mo. area events for years and I've always admired it.