Awsome truck! With vehicles like this its not only the vehicle that is the best part its the fact that it makes mundane and tedious tasks fun and exciting again. Id still love to see a Legacy truck really get worked over by some hard off roading!
@@holsttruckpartshtpcrew3554 gotcha. I wasn’t sure. I grow up in Idaho Falls. I was a little older than some of his grandkids, when they lived on the old numbered streets.
The title says it all "Imperfectly Perfect 1951 Diamond T" The man who built this truck was into function, and not as much detail. If you look at the pano of the engine compartment you can see he wrapped an old sock around the power steering reservoir. The man was a legend and we aren't changing a thing. As for the browning yes it s 6041, can go 2mph or 80mph. Thanks for your comment and for watching the show!
so what do u mean in all honesty can u explain the tranny..... ( 5 x 4 )...... as if i was a 5 yr,. old plzzz & thank's...... ????????? i ask cus i'm still learning here on the older cool rig's like this here !!!!!!!!
@@jamieround2072 5x4 trans is two transmissions one in front of the other. 5 is the main 4 is the auxiliary. Its kinda like an 18 speed only the two air shifts are another stick. That is an over simplification of it but the basics
I found the video pretty good, the truck is beautiful but the music was to loud. I don’t mind some music but when you can’t tell what is being said it is too much. Really just lose it.
A Subsidiary of White Trucks. (A GM Brand) then to part of REO. Named after Man behind it, Ransom E. Olds of Oldsmobile. A Cummins in a GM product, thank you Sir.
That’s a a sleeper cab done by a company out of Orville, Ohio. New Internationals, Fords, Diamond T’s,etc were sent from the dealership to that company, to be made into sleeper cabs. The quarter windows are 40’s ford coupe. Also starting in 1950, Diamond T started using L series International cabs!
Hello Chicago boy I wanted to tell you I love your channel ! everyone have funny accent ! I love your look but I suggest a different hairstyle man sending good vibes and love from Tenn
That's the great thing about these builds, the guy who pays for it can build it the way he wants. This one was driven from Idaho to Arizona pulling a fifth wheel RV. Cruise the highway at 70 and enjoying every minute and nd enjoying every single waving passer buy! Cheers to you and your builds.
Music DROWNS OUT the REAL music - of the Cummins! Not cool.
Awsome truck! With vehicles like this its not only the vehicle that is the best part its the fact that it makes mundane and tedious tasks fun and exciting again. Id still love to see a Legacy truck really get worked over by some hard off roading!
My mom had a cousin that made furniture and delivered with a 40's 3/4 ton Diamond T truck
Beautiful
Thats a beautiful truck
Such a nice truck! I enjoyed the video!
Prettiest years of that one. Would rather have heard the motor than the music dubbing for this particular kind of video though.
👍👍👍beautiful truck!
International harvester is originally from Chicago.
Awesome channel. Make sure you all subscribe! Love vintage vehicles - particularly ones that have been restored.
That’s what I need for travel so I can sleep in the cab without being cramped.
I think the Lemons of Lemons housing moving have a similar vintage of Diamond-T.
This is the same truck. Built by the one and only Reed Lemons.
@@holsttruckpartshtpcrew3554 gotcha. I wasn’t sure.
I grow up in Idaho Falls. I was a little older than some of his grandkids, when they lived on the old numbered streets.
As beautiful as this truck is. Why are the cb wires a mess? Love the 8.3 cummins allison combo. Brownie must be under/normal/overdrive
The title says it all "Imperfectly Perfect 1951 Diamond T" The man who built this truck was into function, and not as much detail. If you look at the pano of the engine compartment you can see he wrapped an old sock around the power steering reservoir. The man was a legend and we aren't changing a thing. As for the browning yes it s 6041, can go 2mph or 80mph. Thanks for your comment and for watching the show!
Same year
Where’s mine?
Your videos are awesome except for the music, please either choose something else or just don’t play it over when you’re talking it’s terrible
to bad you turned it into an automatic.
Not every video requires an obnoxious soundtrack.
Only in 🇺🇸 America!
The first driving job was a 55 diamond Rio with a 5x 4 transmission Hauling swinging meat in to Chicago KC and St Louis
so what do u mean in all honesty can u explain the tranny..... ( 5 x 4 )...... as if i was a 5 yr,. old plzzz & thank's...... ????????? i ask cus i'm still learning here on the older cool rig's like this here !!!!!!!!
@@jamieround2072 5x4 trans is two transmissions one in front of the other. 5 is the main 4 is the auxiliary. Its kinda like an 18 speed only the two air shifts are another stick. That is an over simplification of it but the basics
I found the video pretty good, the truck is beautiful but the music was to loud. I don’t mind some music but when you can’t tell what is being said it is too much. Really just lose it.
That was grandpa's old truck
The lines of the back of the cab are just gorgeous 1950's perfection.
Like me 71 yo. My dad owned a DT winch truck. Loved that old truck.
Yeah...I can fly.
A friend and co-worker of mine, picked up a '59 Diamond-T cabover to restore some years back. Nice trucks!
A Subsidiary of White Trucks. (A GM Brand) then to part of REO. Named after Man behind it, Ransom E. Olds of Oldsmobile. A Cummins in a GM product, thank you Sir.
My uncle had one that was a tandmen axel it came out factory with a 220 cummings engine in it
International.& Hendrickson were built in Chicago also.
This is one of the coolest truck I have ever seen. Thanks for a great video!
you had me at hello
if don't think wide loud mr williams diamond t that runs outback.
Man, what a unit! Beautiful rig!😄👍👍
Holst are good people and Winslow knows how to perfect a truck!
Turn up the music I think I heard the engine once or twice.
Can’t believe you don’t have more subscribers then you do, great channel, great production/editing. Please post some current stuff!
Great video Winslow! Cant wait to see what ya have for us next week!
Awesome truck Keep up the good work
Great "1st" Video! Enjoyed the scenery as much as the truck. Idahome!
Just a beautiful truck. Thanks for the ride.
I always remember seeing these haul logs to a gondolla siding in Kinnaird B C
Nice truck
Beautiful truck. Nice updates.
That’s a a sleeper cab done by a company out of Orville, Ohio. New Internationals, Fords, Diamond T’s,etc were sent from the dealership to that company, to be made into sleeper cabs. The quarter windows are 40’s ford coupe. Also starting in 1950, Diamond T started using L series International cabs!
That cab is an International Comfo-Vision
You are right! Good eye 👍🏽
I just realized that I have been driving past one in the woods for years. The front clip is missing but the cab gives it away.
Beautiful I like old american trucks❤
From work horse to street queen .As A retired truck driver She is a real beauty .
I love these old american trucks the style of them amazing like the tag plate mount
"Parking Lot Princess", love it.
All Diamond T’s are ahead of the pack.
Makes me recall all the Big trucks I saw as a kid.
Incredible machine! 😎💪
Beautiful truck !! I would use this as a daily driver !!
Nice old school truck♦️T
Beautiful truck
Now that truck has style!
Could you please post the name and contact info for the truck parts business shown in the video? Thanks
Holst Truck Parts, Ucon, ID
Beautiful vehicle!
Sweet looking truck!
Beautiful
Love it!!! Don't change a thing except oil and filters once in a while.
That's all we plan to do! Cruise with the kids and honk at the neighbors!
Nice
Hello Chicago boy I wanted to tell you I love your channel ! everyone have funny accent !
I love your look but I suggest a different hairstyle man
sending good vibes and love from Tenn
Not a vintage truck because he changed the engine so don't care how it drives.
That's the great thing about these builds, the guy who pays for it can build it the way he wants. This one was driven from Idaho to Arizona pulling a fifth wheel RV. Cruise the highway at 70 and enjoying every minute and nd enjoying every single waving passer buy! Cheers to you and your builds.