I have a buddy who has an old abandoned truck on his land Was there when he bought the place a few years ago and he never gave it a second thought. Asked him for permission to get a look at it and figured with the right info, he could sell it as a parts or project truck. Anything you could fill me in on would be appreciated. What I know- it used to be part of a concrete company fleet, possibly a former mixer truck. Do not have any idea how long it was there prior to his acquiring the property. It is most likely a mid to late 60's. It has a 5x4 twin stick setup and what I believe is a Cummins engine. I couldn't read the tags real well, maybe you guys can zoom in and decipher something. I was the one that opened the hood to get a look at the engine, so it's been decently covered.![]()
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Diamond Reo knowledge request!
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by 91D250, Jul 10, 2021.
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1969 Diamond REO Truck Model C 10164 & D OH
homeskillet, bad-luck and Puppage Thank this. -
Nice pics. Thanks for posting.
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I found one like that and was owned by fla. power but is a white mustang with a ft. drive axle and a big winch under ft. bumper and was used to stand up power poles with a flat head gas burner motor and was same motor and twin driveshaft trans. going to each rear end like used in army trucks
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It’s still restoreable.
Check the American Truck Historical Society
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