Hemi T goes home

I posted pics of the body being painted a couple of weeks ago. On Sunday we set the body on the frame and it left the shop. He should have it ready for York this spring.

I drove the car when it had a blown smallblock and can't imagine what this hemi is gonna be like. With the smallblock it would haze the tires at 40 mph.

I guess it's not really traditional unless you consider the 70's traditional.
Clark

 

Here.....compare the 70's to the 40's

 

I like it!How tall is the gl*** gonna be?

 

The T looks bad ***. I do think a different set of wheels whould say alot though.

Nice flames

 

They made 2.3L Ford 4cly engines in the 40's ?

Just joking with you. I LOVE 999. and it DOES have the look.

I dig that bucket too though. It needs some Cragar SS's.

 

Looks good! Could you pls post close-ups of the frame?

 

Lookin good ! Hemi is always a hemi ! They're each cool cars in their own style, T, pick up and the 999.....though I must say....999 is my personal favorite
/ Sven

 

I'd sure like to see more pics of the truck!!!(Please!!!)AL

 

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I dig that bucket too though. It needs some Cragar SS's.

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Yea, I agree, the Centerlines are a bit too "80's"

I like the T. Monster motor in a very light car, ya gotta love that!

 

Sorry I don't have any good pics of the frame. It's just your typical t bucket frame.

I tried talkin the owner into a different set of wheels but had no luck. A set of Halibrands would make this thing perfect.

Al are you talkin about the T or my 48?
Clark