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Diamond T Motor Car Company The Diamond T was an American automobile manufactured in Chicago from 1905 until 1911. It was a powerful touring car (models up to 70 hp were available); the company later became known for its trucks. By 1967, as a subsidiary of White Motor Company, it was merged with Reo Motor Company to become Diamond Reo Trucks, Inc. |
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 1917 Diamond T 5x6 |
 1918 Diamond T 8x12 |
 1919 Diamond T 4x10 |
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 1919 Diamond T 3x5 |
 1919 Diamond T 5x12 |
 1919 Diamond T |
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 1920 Diamond T 8x11 |
 1920 Diamond T 7x10 |
 1920 Diamond T 7x10 |
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 1933 Diamond T 7x9 |
 1954 Diamond T 7x10 |
 1933 Diamond T 7x9 |
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 1933 Diamond T 7x9 |
 1936 Diamond T 7x10 |
 1937 Diamond T 6x9 |
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 1938 Diamond T 9x12 |
 1939 Diamond 7x9 |
 1939 Diamond 8x11 |
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 1940 Diamond 6x8 |
 1940 Diamond 12x15 |
 1942 Diamond 4x6 |
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 1945 Diamond 4x5 |
 1946 Diamond 7x9 |
 1947 Diamond 8x10 |
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 1948 Diamond 5x6 |
 1949 Diamond 6x8 |
 1950 Diamond 8x10 |
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