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

Some would call that a pretty color, but it's snot!

 

Harrison’s T from Lucky Burton's FB page.


car in profile.

 

The 4th and final chapter of Johnny's Funky T.
Just in case you haven't been in the GNRS AMBR coverage or Friday's blog.

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/reviving-the-funky-t.1346989/

 

the car came out great.

 

GNRS, '26

 

Neat little T bucket I saw this weekend at a country swap meet/show, cheers

 

Saweeet!!

 

Looks like an easy homebuilt body design with the flat sides.

 

@twenty8, tbh, I didn't really go and inspect it too much. It just caught my eye with its heavy green flake and neat pinlines on it, cheers

 

I’d like to see more of this one. And yes it’s veering a bit OT

 

Close, they share no characteristics of a true T as they were designed and made and sold through Green Lane Speed Shop, Auckland NZ. I used to know the guy who built one with these bodies and is supposed to be the 1st T bucket built in NZ. JW
Edit; this is it.

 

Just saw this over the weekend at GNRS.

 

^^^^ I’m glad you captured that one. I saw it on the way in and wanted to snap a picture but there were some guys in the way and it didn’t seem like they were going to move on anytime soon.

 

@26 T Ford RPU that makes sense a different mold since there is still a compound curve there. Interesting history! A bit more foot room, too it looks like.

@voxnut thanks for that. I've been kicking my own backside because I didn't get mine back together and didn't tow over and didn't go to the show. Nice to see one I haven't seen before there representing.

 

This one popped up on my phone. I like the narrowed grill.

 

R.I.P. Ed Iskenderian.