[colormecrazy]

That is awesome! And, I'm a painter, this style doesn't make me much money . But, I gotta admit that is really kool looking just like it is.

And, 34 That's a soft spot to me. I like me some 34, I tell ya what!

[ragtop69gs]

I like that '34. All you need to complete it is a guy hangin out the passenger window with a Thompson Sub-machine gun

[48ChryslerRodder]

Those letters on the side are most likely Spearfish S.D. having been out there for the Sturgis bike week several times.

[ragtop69gs]

Thanks 48Chryslerrodder. I've scoured the map trying to figure it out

[El C]

Sorry to wake up an old thread, but have to ask you Ragtop69gs, how did it end up? Didi you get the right kind of patina?

I´m interested because I´m working on my -54 Handyman and I also want to keep the patina...

[ragtop69gs]

The Diamond T project got put on the back burner for a couple years. I just retired and just started working on it again. I have the body mounts fab'ed and will be welding them in once the weather breaks.

Sorry I couldn't help you.

[El C]

That´s ok, no worries.
Hope you get yours done someday.

[Old Fool]

Originally Posted by ragtop69gs

I did a few searches and did not find what I was looking for so I'll ask here.

I just got this 48' Diamond T
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The finished cab will be mounted to a 1979 Dodge power Wagon 4x4 chassis that will see street cruising and off road .

Thanks for looking,

Jay

Might think about using the original chassis, the ride quality would be equal or better

[nitrofc]

Picked up this barn fresh with awesome paint and scratches ...