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

The one on the left belonged to Gary Lang, Vancouver B.C.. Hand fabricated space tube frame.
The one on the right belonged to Bill Traquair (now mine) Vancouver B.C. Hand fabricated 2x3 tubing frame.

 

Frank Mazi who also raced the "God of Hell Fire" BB/A blown Opel GT. His wife Linda, also drove the T so they named it "T for Two"

 

How many of you guys instantly said, "That's Norms car" ?

 

It was Norm’s car. At least it didn’t have all the nonsense on it yet.

 

No matter who the caretaker is, it will always be Norms car to me. Sure glad to see it brought back to its Glory Days.

 

That gun in the holster graphic is sooooooo Cool !

 

The Mr Gasket carb scoop..........not so much!

 

you can see the pistol shifter knob peeking over the cowl

 

Doug,
I agree on the carb scoop. Actually, the whole thing including the graphics isn't traditional. I just thought it was very clever.

 

I missed that
My son (now 51) just loved 'Sickity Sam) when he was 5 or 6.

 

Yeah, not terribly traditional but the round tube chassis appears to be of real high quality, as does the engine and related hardware.
I've just had an aversion to those particular air scoops since they first came on the scene.

 

Is this a T body on an A frame & running gear?

 

Now that’s some rootin’ iron on the front of that roadster…