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

Oh, baby! That #47 has just about everything I like.
Nice wheelbase - Check
Unchanneled Body for more "people" room - Check
Looks like possibly a 28/29 Model A grill shell - Check
Has a hood in a photo in another thread (https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/building-my-first-roadster-in-kansas-city.1335438/ - 14th photo in first post) - Check

IF, and that's a big IF, I ever build another T it will strongly resemble this T with the turtledeck.

Lynn

 

I noticed that Royalshifter has his T-bucket for sale at what seems to be a very reasonable price, someone needs to step up and buy this beautiful car that doesn't need anything but a new owner. HRP

 

Yes, I have mentioned it to a couple others. It is very reasonably priced.

 

The last one is from NZ

 

Another from NZ. JW

 

1959...

 

Better than average NZ Bucket, also a HAMB car. JW

 

Cool looking little T roadster but that ******** on the cowl doesn't look right, imho, cheers

 

And another bucket from New Zealand. Won best hot rod at the NZHRA National Show in about 2000.

 

it's a "surf nazi" thing.

 

It's shocking, but that was kind of the point, along with Maltese crosses and the helmets.
A lot better to wave symbols than adapting the ethos.
I expect this will get yanked, but it needs saying.

 

RIP Willie

 

From Surf City Rod and Kustom on our east coast, R. I. P cheers

 

If you do a quick internet search on the history of the "********" you will have a different perspective; it is used by many different cultures including the Navajo Indians.