My VERY lo-buck T Bucket interior

Fred,
From the pic, my guess is he didn't consider that the "watts" levels out when all weight is in place?

 

fred as always my hats off to you,that t is so cool

 

that's cool. My headliner in the 54 is heavy bed sheet.

 

fred s got himself a new lady , the interior of his T is the last thing he s thinking of : )

 

Hey tfeverfred, I was wondering, I'm planning on re-doing my tbucket steering column and wondered what did you bolt the column support to under your dash? Does it go all the way to the firewall? I ended up bending my column after a.... spirited run, hehe.

 

23dragster, Fred hasn't been on since December. I sure hope he's doing well!

 

Oh me too.

 

Fred hasn't been over on "t bucketeers" either. Where is he?

 

Does anyone know where to get a 10", 11", or 12" (prefer 12") Model T steering wheel that is "flat"? (no dish)? I can't seem to find any for sale that aren't well above my price range.
Actually, as long as it has a 3-bolt Grant bolt-pattern; I'd go for any flat steering wheel that looks at least semi-old school. Anyone know of a place or have one they would sell/don't want?

 

That interior looks great. I also try to go the low buck route for my T-Bucket and I just replaced my carpet. I used outdoor carpet from the big box store rather than automotive carpet like you did - your carpet looks much better. My floor is not flat, so I just glued the carpet to it with hot glue so it would follow all the contours in the wood floor that is partially covered with epoxy. I had used this type of carpet before and tried the velcro attachment method so I could get to the underfloor master cylinder, but I it didn't work. This time I glued the carpet to the removable wood piece over the master cylinder and cut around it so I could easily pull it up - it is hardly noticeable. Although it is glued down, it is easy (but messy) to remove and replace by heating it with a heat gun and just pulling it up and then heating and scraping up the glue that stays stuck to the floor . The carpet is cheap and fairly durable and looks OK.