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1930 S 1940 S 1941 Diamond T Truck Model 201 Seat Pedestal Riser on 2040-parts.com

US $38.95
Location:

Whitewater, Colorado, United States

Whitewater, Colorado, United States

This seat pedestal is from the Diamond T shown in the last picture. It has no major rust issues.  I was told that this is a 1941 truck based on the serial number.  The two end pieces are the same length.  The serial number of this truck is 2011785.  Make sure that it is correct for your application.  I have just begun to part this truck out.  If you have questions concerning this item send me an email or give me a call at 970-241-7606.  Thanks, Billy     


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