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

If I was single it would be in my shop already, but I have to keep up the pretense of common sense.

 

Take the engine out.
"It's ART, honey".

I completely understand pretense, but you didn't expect all of us to let you say something like that and just let it slide!
Besides, if you want to be rid of the temptation, you would post it so it would vanish!
Just teasing, hope you and yours have a great holiday.

 

I haven't dived into the Traditional Images That Need No Explanation thread before.
There is a ton of good stuff. Here are some Ts gathered from the first 20 pages. I tried not to repost stuff that's been here before. Isky and the RHD ones might be here, but gotta include them.

 

Love the exploded view!

 

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So do I. Gives a great perspective of how complex a hot rod is, even if it is a simple roadster. Would have taken ages to stage for that photo, cheers.
Merry Christmas.

 

any idea where you found that photo?

i have 1 other of it

 

Whats left of that purple/white T in the 1969 Chicago hot rod show is for sale on F-book for 1900 bucks...

 

For those that missed it in the craigs list thread.

 

Man that thing turned back to soil....WOW!

 

Hard to hit “like” on that one. What a shame….

 

I love this thread, and I have hit the like ****on on all of them, except that one so far. Man, what a shame to see a neat little T end up like that. Sure hope something was salvageable. Happy New Year, cheers

 

Leland "Lee" Sklar b*** player extraordinaire.

671 blown SBC


Gale Banks turbo.


Yes, it has an IRS
https://www.hotrod.com/features/lee...ter-the-great-release-june-1979-982-1202-96-1

 

oh man that photo brings back memories! hot rod magazine maybe?! anyway it was during my formidable car mag-reading years.
*edit: so, 1979 which is a little later than i thought but i would have certainly been reading this piece while in detention instead of studying.

 

Yep, 1979, see link.

 

I hit 'like' on it because I like that it still exists, albeit in a sad state. I just hope that someone saves it and rebuilds it to its former glory... if possible!

Glen.

 

'tis the season!

 

Curious as to the source of that photo. Eric Rickman did a similar layout photo of the Dragmaster T for HOT ROD,