t bucket picture

this was taken at my Dad's machine shop, probably in the late 60's.

 

Cool! I like the headers too.

 

Cool 60's bucket. Were you the co-pilot?

Don

 

not me or Dad, I don't have a clue who they were. I was in the Navy and probably on Guam when this was taken.

 

cool little bucket. im surprised they had strait up steering like that.. i think that would drive me nuts. cool old photo tho. plan on starting my own bucket come winter.
chris,

 

Cool old bucket. I'm not used to fat tires on the front of a T. I kinda like the looks of that style and it gave me some new ideas!!!

 

wonder how that cherry bomb sounded on the hemi. looks awesome

 

cool. I hope those front tires cam off another car. dude would have to be pretty lame to rub the curb enough to do that much damage in a T.

 

Dang -- another picture to go in the "things I wannna do someday file"

 

Big front tires, hemi and no front brakes. Bet that was a fun trying to stop

 

nice looking car , i wonder where it is now ?

 

Looks like raw steel, way ahead of his time?

 

looks like somebody did some bad street parking from time to time...lot of curb-scrubbing on that LF tire. That's a good-looking T-bucket - very traditional. I can recall the fatty tires in front fad, but I never cared for them too much.

 

He must have let your mom drive it a little, looking at the tire scrub

 

Two thumbs up, I dig the old wide-weenies all around t-buckets, especially those with slots. I know we aren't supposed to. Does need brakes though.

Fronts might have come off of the back of another car that had an air shock failure, exact same Goodyear Polyglas tires my bro had on his Maverick Grabber! White slices in the same spot!