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

Kookie.

 

love the torsion t. i think it's being, or has been, restored.

 

Yep that’s it..I’m not sure as this is an old pic of it

 

Sixties style.

 

i always got a kick outta that photo.

 

Maybe a Dodge? *edit: old-soul correction... '26/'27 t from canada. thanks!

 

That's a 26/27 T built just north of me in the late 50's/early 60's in Edmonton, AB.

 

cool! thanks man.

 

Orange, Mass. drag strip.

 

I agree here to a point. ^^^^^^ (Actually I seldom disagree with with @Moriarity) Just to be the devil's advocate here. I may accept a T bucket with dirt track tires. IE rib rubber on the front and a pair of stones on the rear. A sort of a competition themed car.

I am currently working on a T roadster pickup (a build with a young friend) that is seriously confused. Sort of an altered wheel base car with some trad components. I doubt that I will ever post anything on it. It is just a little edgy for the board.

Moriarity thanks for chiming in.

 

I've noticed a lot of blowers/engines with billet parts posted lately, has the rule changed?

 

i try and stay in the spirit of things so i wonder: if a car is pretty much spot on but has an minor offending update (not to be confused with 'improvement') how much of a problem is it? i moderate another forum (on farcebook) and often have to weed through this issue especially when people disagree on when some trend or such began/ended.

and thanks for the reminder... i should review the rules.

 

I have had very, very few deletions but sometimes one slips. I just had a photo deleted over tires/wheels. I thought I had cropped it enough and positioned it correctly but I was wrong. @Moriarity is correct... the car should look like '65. That should be the golden rule..
Now back to T's