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

Me too, it’s one of the first threads I look for. I think because it’s mostly pictures and I don’t have to spend so much time reading text, LOL.
I secretly long for one. It would have to be like Paul’s but with a pickup bed. Unfortunately, at my age that ship left the dock, sailed over the horizon and sank.

 

I feel your pain Bob!
I have three (count them) three long term projects that have turned into dust collection vessels and I lust for a 55 Chevy two-ten sedan.

 

Model T top hardware (irons) on this one

 

that makes me wonder if the body is real ford too. even in the early days many/most were 'glass but this could be the genuine article.

 

Built by George "Whitey" Gould (RIP) of Boxboro, Mass. When we visited Whitey in 1966 the T was long gone and he was working on a 32 Phaeton. Whitey and a mate volunteered to help out at the Nationals in Indy and drove the T there and back. He ended up in SoCal driving a Ferrari and working for Boyd.

 

That's a New Zealand car called TNT. Not a T but a 1919 dodge and recently restored...

 

thanks for that. after looking at it, the combination of not trusting my eyes and a less than sharp photo, i began having second thoughts about the identity of of the body. glad it's still around though.

if my post should be deleted i'll willingly comply.

 

Another appearance of Roth's Tweedy Pie (spelling?) is always a welcome sight.

Lynn

 

Oh my , does it matter ?

 

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