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

I love the shorter wheelbase T's. Without going through pages and pages of Tim's build thread looking for the actual wheelbase does anyone happen to recall what it is? My guess is about 96 or 97 inches.

Lynn

 

88”

 

holy cow!

 

90" wheel base.
Kleet Norris in photo.

 

wicked.

 

Yeah, that Blue one is neato, haven't seen it before that I can remember!
EDIT: someone spent a lot of time making those headers!

The White one with a top is sure short!

 

Check the oil pan clearance & the " snake" pipes

 

I talked to the owner of this "T" at a swap meet about 6 years ago. At that time, he still owned it.

 

that's really cool.

 

Even more V8-60 Axles!

 

Found on Facebook with this caption... "Photo of Bill Rolland and his steel 1923 T Roadster. Photo 1962."

 

Another one from FB... "San Francisco car show 1923 T Roadster 1960s"

 

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I think we've got a winner in the Minimalist Class!

 

Not my cup of 'T' but here is another:

 

This was Car Craft's second T build, the first build series was in 1964 and was much more traditional.

 

Doyle Gammell's T

Mick