Hot Rods 60s style T-Buckets.

http://canneysgarage.canney.net/GuestGallery/Londrake/BigRedRat/

 

definitely my cup o' T!

 

That is a DAMN GOOD model ! ! ! I had a hard time tellin'

 

holy shit i just seen the grass behind it gave it away good job almost had me.

 

Not 60s but WTF!

 

Here's a picture of my heap. Great father and sons project!
Pluck

 

man they all look awesome

 

I think my friend Bob Keeney painted that t-bucket. He's been painting and striping since the 50's here in Indy. That sure looks like his signature on this. He's got a cool old t-bucket now (amongst others) and might be the next owner of mine...

 

121" wheelbase and a radical BBC 396

 

Got any front shots of it?

 

Dont wanna be rude here but i started this thread for 60s style t-buckets and you and others sneak in some regular t-bucket stuff that aint near 60s style so im sorry,your car doesent belong in this thread

So this is to anyone who post pics here,its 60 style (some 40s or 50s is ok) that i want,no boring regular t-bucket ugliness thanks (no hard feelings)

 

Here's a shot of me and my boys at Back to the 50's last year.
By the way, yours looks waaaaaaaaay cool!
Pluck

 

Thanks! Your and my bucket kinda have the same look.But you got a leaf spring in the back and thats way better then my coil overs.Seems like we got the same slicks in the back too.Im going for a chopped 32 grille on mine.

 

That sounds pretty cool, John. I would love to see a picture of it when ya get it on the car! What rims are you running on yours?

Pluck

 

Lokey T plus 2

 

That is a cool show T.

 

I bought my slicks on E-bay,they were re-capped on regular radials.
in the front i got some old tires from a friend,they were on his 49ford but he wanted ww-tires.They got a thin white line that fits perfect in the 60s style.

 

What size are those rear tires and what size are the wheels? Looks good.

 

I hope this picture hasn't been posted before on this thread.

 

Thanks! the tires are 29" tall and 8" wide. The rims are old 15 x 6 Cragars that I found at a swap meet for $10 each.

Pluck

 

Heres mine. 355/4 speed. Right hand drive. Rack and pinion. Currie rear end. 3.70 posi. Fast and fun. 1700 lbs.

 

The picture of the Trojan in the 60's, on page 14..Who did this build showrod?

 

show rod here are the latest ,

 

Some great buckets here, I picked up a few cool ideas for the one I'm working on....

 

nice!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

cool pic guys