Hot Rods How about some love for the T-Bucket?

TV Tommy and Normiepoo

 

Nice “bucket”!

 

T-bucket, check
Multiple carbs, check
327, check
Life is good!

 

@swifty are these the pictures you were referring to. Also included the picture from when it was first being built. These were pictures earlier in this thread.

 

Wow @40ragtopdown, how do you find all these T-buckets? Thanks heaps for posting those. Those first 3 pics were taken by my wife after a show in Castlemaine which featured lots of early Aussie hot rods.
The 4th pic would have been at the 1977 Aussie Nationals at Narrandera . Built the car in 1962 to 65. Did a few shows in 65, pulled it down for an engine rebuild in 67 then father-in-law and I rebuilt it in the mid 70's. Got it registered in 77 and made it to the Nationals. By then it was old fashioned compared to all the 70's styled T's.
That's our son Corey in the car (@flatoz on here) and he's 48 now and drives a blown flathead powered 32 roadster so we have passed the hot rod passion on.
Last pic is Eddie and his brother Bill in a mock-up from the early days with the flathead engine.