Originally Posted by Orangetxguy (Post 460559)

Aaaaaaaaaaah!!! Is you not ready fer a little tiny bit of snow?? If you don't wanna see white this early....stop going so far north, where it appears first anyway!! :p

Would that be a `48 Rio???

Originally Posted by Orangetxguy (Post 460635)

Awful hard tell with out looking at the manufacturer's tag or a title, but looking at the trucks on this link ( Diamond T - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ), that could be a 40's model Diamond T or a 50's model Diamond T.

Originally Posted by wildkat (Post 460709)

I'm thinking it was likely from the 40's sometime Stan as there's an aweful lot of old equipment up there from when the highway was built in the early 40's and when it was broken or used up it was just left where it stopped...there was no way to fix it or haul it out, and that particular location was one of the old construction camps.

The manufacturer's tag is still on it, but I couldn't locate the year it was made...likely part of the serial number I guess...but someone modified it to be a tandem...which unless it was in the army...which is likely, since they built the road...and a super heavy duty winch & jim poles were added...it's one heck of a tow truck that's for sure! My hubby made a deal with the guy who owns the place that if he ever wants to sell it he gets first dibs on it...

Originally Posted by Orangetxguy (Post 460711)

Seeing as you worked that there Hubby hard, building a nice big shed...the least he should do, is fill a corner with a sweet rebuild project like that one!!

Originally Posted by Windwalker (Post 461175)

The only thing I find on "Diamond T" is a touring car from about a century ago. Diamong Reo, on the other hand, does have a model from back in the '40s that looks a lot like that. But, the pic says '40s and does not say which out of the ten years it was. Second half of the '50, they went to dual headlights. And, during the war years, it was all concentrated on the "war effort". So, I would suggest putting it in a range of about '47 to '55.

The pick says '40s. Looking at the grill and headlights, it seems to be close. Only problem is that the same style could have spanned about 5 years. Even today... Look at a pic of a Freightliner Century and tell me what year it is...:smokin: