Hot Rods 60s style T-Buckets.

Norm!!!!

 

Got no info on this one but its way cool.

 

Anybody got photo's of the twin-engine 23T built by Chuck George ?

 

It's not a T, and it's not 60's but I like it...Blackie's car...

 

Love that drawing photoman!!!

 

Yep. Things are just way too complicated nowdays...

 

The famous Car Craft T from Cal Automotive...

 

Here's a Cal Automotive T that's still on the road...

 

Here's a nice scan of Cotton's car...

 

Shot this one at the '88 Nationals. Earlier than 60's style but VERY nice...

 

You can find all the build plans for this T in Hot Rod Yearbook#13 I believe 30+ pages of instructions.they were also done up as a seperate magazine later

 

I love this car.

 

Here is one that was built in the late 50's early 60's. This is it's 60's look. There were some bad ass cars in the Vancouver, BC, Canada area in the 50's - 60's. Pat.

 

Old time hot rodder, inventor of the modern T bucket and all around nice guy...Norm G.

 

This one is from Victoria on Vancouver Island from the 60's. I realize it is an A bucket. They looked good too. Pat.

 

i hope you know that all these pics are not helping my decision to trade my '26 T right now.

 

Another late 50's early 60's style from the Vancouver area. Here it is in it's 60's look. Pat.

 

Another 60's styled Vancouver area A bucket.

 

Jim Winters from the Langley area of Vancouver built this car in the 60's in high school. He still has it. This pic is from the early 70's. Still looks the same.

 

Hans Rusch, a neighbor of mine in Vancouver in the early 70's built this car in the late 60's. That is real injection on the chevy.

 

Bill Townsend owned this T in the early 70's in Vancouver. This car was a 60's build with a Corvette rear and a hemi for power. Pat.

 

Bill Traquir built this T in the late 60's in Vancouver. Called the Mod Rod, it had a Jag rear and beautiful pearl white paint. It won glamour rod of the year at the Oakland Roadster show one year in the early 70's.

 

Ron Farmer had a neat little mopar powered bucket in the 60's in Vancouver.