t-bucket pics

awesuuummmmmm

 

Thanks alot guys, now you're making me thing twice about selling it.

T bucket of parts


That was gonna be this...


See my sig. for more info. I'm getting impatient for something to DRIVE!

 

Here's mine that I sold not to long ago to a guy in St. Louis...... he's haveing fun with it. I miss it.......

 

One more picture.........

 

I like the grill design you have in this picture. Is that off another car or something you dreampt up?

 

Heres mine in progress - should be on the road soon.

 

Aaaah yes..... the Alfster and Fish GMC powered modified! Perfection in every way! And Fish did some pretty cool donuts in it at Kiwi Rodders Campout!

 

Fad T? I guess if that means 'glass bodied, but it was built in '69

 

Here is mine. 1925 T with vette motor and culver city quickie....17" wires.

 

heres mine

 

a few pics

 

A couple fendered

 

Heres the old mans circa early 60's



and a colour shot from then too.

 

Here's mine.

 

one my buddy built a couple years ago

 

How about an English version of a T roadster. This had a hand formed aluminum body, chain drive, 4speed and best of all it had a 1915 WW1 OX5 American aircraft engine for power....This thing ran like stink. I got a pass around the field in it and it was broadsliding all the way...and yes they drove it on the street. English interpretation of a T.
Skot

 

Try www.tbuckets.com or www.nationaltbucketalliance.com Go to Members Pics; LOTS of buckets, including the first version of mine;( member handle: Irish Dan @ Normal, Illinois.) have fun!

 

I love this picture.....says it all

 

Just a bump.....

Looking for some more pics. Getting some ideas put together.

 

just saw this thread again:

this is when it was almost done:


and now:



need some new pics now that the grill is been de-peaked to match the firewall height and profile. Tires, not sure what to do on those, they were the cheapest solution at the time but they're just too fat. Vintage ones eventually, maybe lower it a little more........

 

It's got to drive nice with fat tires and I bet it handles ok too. Lot of tire for a small car.

 

looks like an old Ford Tractor

 

found these pics of mine with slicks n ribs

 

Here my 23-T "HalfBreed", at Bonneville 2005 SpeedWeek pulling my buddys 32 Ardun Powered Roadster. What a Blast it was.

 

Thought it'd pull this up from the depths to see if anymore ideas are floating around out there.

 

Have you seen this one?

 

paul,

what's the grill shell from?

are you gonna keep the windshield that tall?

 

YEAH! That's friggin sweet! Gives me ideas for a pickup kinda like that.