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

So, is the light tubing framework in the foreground of the picture the body mount method? I'm confused.

Lynn

 

I thought it was frame for a bellypan like the Bonneville cars have.

 

I never did warm up to the broken frame look.

 

Think I'm gonna build one of those Revell Monogram 1/8 scale BiG T model kits.....

 

Cail T-bucket survivor that now is enjoyed on Long Island.

 

Do you have the link to it? I looked for it and couldn't find it. Maybe it sold.

 

I'm so glad that car has survived. It's one of the best.

 

Appears to be another T with torsion bar front end. What a clean simple look.

Lynn

 

A link was posted in the
Interesting inexpensive Craigslist cars thread. It's post #2858

 

i ended up with the T,i started bolting it back together, no motor/trans/rear. later it got a sbc and automatic

 

i realize there's a lot of work ahead but it's gotta be a shot in the arm to see it like this.

 

Great save ***us! Where was it?

 

it was sold on facebook market place in central Wisconsin a year or so ago, i talked with the seller, he told me it was a different car….well they go thru changes. i ended up talking with the new buyer when he got it, he was also in central wi. i seen it posted back for sale a few weeks ago and we made a deal, he wanted to see it get put back together. so i got it saturday night and worked on freeing up the front brakes and kingpins. i got the front end bolted back in place, got the steering box freed up too, and i think i figured out mostly what they did for rear suspension so ill be working on duplcating that. kinda in parts collecting phase now for a bit.

 

@***us well done. Please keep us posted on your progress, cheers

 

Great!

 

@***us Thank you!
I annoyed me to see it like that, and I sure didn't have the funds to go get it, so double save!