John Zibulka's DIVCO

Cincinnati   Ohio

Take a look at those fenders. Aren't they awesome? (DIVCO Purists, take a pill, it will be ok after a while)  John took Iveco 6 lug 17.5 tubeless wheels, welded the lug holes and drilled the 5 lug pattern for the DIVCO. Great truck, thanks for the photos.

George Parmelee's                          1956 DIVCO  model 15                                             Connecticut

George's current project,  a 1947 Model UM stand up drive only

This was a frame off restoration and kept original even down to the fan belt that is lettered "DIVCO". The truck now resides in a new CT truck museum, Golden Age of Trucking, Middlebury, CT.

George replaced the bottom of the front quarter panels, had a new shelf made for the cream case or butter box. Made a new back floor and case racks. George hopes to install the new floor along with the side panels this winter. He plans to keep this truck original also.  Thanks George.

LeRoy West's                                    1955 DIVCO  model 374                            Lyons Michigan

Here it is "before". Look at that grille & door!

And the "after" picture, Beautiful!

While at a local parade. Looks like a real Milkman. Oh! it is!

Ken also had a 1/32 scale Ertle produced honoring the former dairy.

Ken bought the truck in 1999 and completed the restoration in the spring of 2004. This 100B has a 4 cylinder Golden Missle engine, it is a sit drive and was painted to duplicate the DIVCO ken drove when he started working for Grimm's in 1971.   Thanks for sharing your DIVCO.

Well now, John's eradicated the rust and it's in primer. Really looking good. It's all original running gear 300 Ford 6 cyl., brakes, etc.

This DIVCO was used as a beer truck years ago. The holes in the side are for beer taps. Kegs were in the refrigerated section along with CO2 bottles. People could walk up and tap a beer. The hand drawing on the side is a mural of Ham's Beer Bear. Greg plans to use the truck as a delivery truck for his wedding cake business after it is restored.

And here's Lizzy checking things out.

This page was last updated on: March 13, 2006

Still on the trailer, "I found a new home!"

It sure looks like LeRoy has his work cut out for himself. Although these pictures show he's got a good start. Thanks, LeRoy for sharing your DIVCO.

Ismael Vargas's                                   1954 DIVCO                            Downey California

Ismael works for Rockview Farms. He restored this DIVCO for the company over a seven year period.

Note the milk silos in the background.

Check the license plate.

Restoration to perfection.

Quick home delivery takes on a whole new meaning.

Ken Lego's                                1965 DIVCO   model 100B                        Mt. Carroll, Illinois

Don Gomes                                  1962 DIVCO 300E                                    Newman California

Don's DIVCO has a Golden Rod 6 and a four speed transmission. The refrigeration system works also.

Jimmie de's DIVCO                                                                                  Paso Robles, California

This is a most unique DIVCO. Look @ the fiberglass body.

Notice Jimmy replaced the standard front suspension & steering. This truck also had a sliding door which he replaced with the bi-fold doors.  Beautiful truck.

Greg's  '59 DIVCO                                                                               Rapid City, South Dakota