Diamond T 1917-1950

...how would he know Deadly? .. He's posting from Ukraine...not just around the corner ol' mate :

...Dima .. keep up the good work scouring the world for pics of these many and varied early sleepers of all descriptions that came into existence through either necessity, or by manufacturers extolling their styling and comfort features ...

...don't stop now!...keep it all coming, and we even may get a few ''blow-in'' Aussie invented ones along the way....cheers mate

Hi Dima u is the truck behind the Diamond T is that a Bedford ???. Dave

Diamond T!!!

Hi Dima u is the truck behind the Diamond T is that a Bedford ???. Dave

Can compare. Source www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/firs...cab-pick-ups.802855/
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Dima the one behind the Diamond is a about a 1936 -38 Bedford and I see a Austin cab over in the far corner what do you reckon. Dave

Dima the one behind the Diamond is a about a 1936 -38 Bedford and I see a Austin cab over in the far corner what do you reckon. Dave

Dave. You are right.

Dave, yes the truck behind the Diamond T is a 1938 Bedford. The red cab you can see in the far corner is a Leyland Badger. The truck along side the Diamond T is a Commer, behind that a Brockway, and behind that a Chev. Also just visible is the top of a Diamond T fire truck. The Diamond T semi, Leyland, Chev and a '27? Inter (just visible behind the Bedford) all came from the same local family.