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

Here's hoping!

When it first surfaced locals thought it was this local T built in the late 50's that someone had swapped the baby hemi for a nailhead however after one of the original builders of this T was consulted it was learned it's an entirely different T that just happened to look damn similar.

 

@Snicklefritz65 , cheers for that info, tis a neat hot rod for sure.

 

posted these to my build thread..
now with Mercury caps, no small feat.

 

Bad*** @Paul

 

Just saw the post. Lots of work, more than I'd be willing to undertake with possible poor results, but you nailed it.

 

@Paul that car is just so cool. love the merc caps!

 

A painting I did a number of years ago:

 

nice! watercolor?

 

yep, terrific painting

 

Yes, very nice artwork!

 

Yes. Transparent watercolor over waterproof ink. Thanks for the compliment.

 

i could never get my head around watercolor but i'm always impressed with its potential. i was (am?) more of an oil color painter but i'm trying to convert to acrylic. thanks for the inspiration.

 

When I was in high school I had an art teacher who was a watercolorist. It influenced my choice of medium and I find that, because of that, it's hard to feel comfortable in oils or acrylics.

 

Nor-Cal

 

another picture of chip quinn's t.

 

Are those Hurst brand wheels? If so, I have not seen any in more than 40 years.

 

i think they are. looks so cool with redlines and on a t.