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

Yes. Joe Pironello's Dodge bucket.

Mick

 

But Dodge Buckets are NOT T Buckets ! JW

 

Nope it's a dodge bucket

 

If you can dodge a wrench ? You can dodge a ball! Just sayin'.

 

You don't really sit in a T bucket you sit on a T bucket ?

 

Any more pictures or info on this one? Me likey.

 

I helped build this one in the early 80's, the Polly made way for a 354 Hemi soon after, great handling car. JW

 

The only pic of the one above with the Hemi, JW

 

Depends on the seating & the driver , a 5'6" 120# person fits in a space differently than a 6'7" 350# person .

 

Check out that steering wheel. Defiantly from an airplane. I miss the old army surplus stores, man you could get pretty much anything.

 

Rudy Heredia's roadster at the '63 GNRS...in Oakland!!! (Where it should be...)

From the May, 1963 issue of Popular Hot Rodding magazine.

 

I took this at Wendover, Speed Week 2016, i really wanted to say Hi to Marty but had no idea then what he looked like..... that's him with his back to my camera.
JW

 

Wow! Wish there was more to see of this T.

 

HAMBer Greg Stokes. JW

 

JW aren't fenders required in NEW ZEALAND.

dirt t

 

38 Willys dash and 37 Chev hood sides for panels. JW

 

Hey Terry, yes they are but if you belong to a club that is sanctioned to NZHRA you can get an exemption, not sure how many are legal but they don't get checked much. JW

 

This gl*** body is in a good friends garage and were made in NZ back in 79-80 and are about 1/4 inch thick and only need wood to attach the interior. The body on the one in posts 2467 and 2468 has one of these rare super strong bodies. JW

 

I seem to have had a few photos deleted, I won't post anymore on this thread. JW

 

No need for that, it's always nice to have contributors. Check your alerts, it's the little lightning bolt on the far right of the page up top. it will give you a reason for a deletion.
Or you can ask @Moriarity, He's very good at answering questions.