Hot Rods My '15 T Bucket-Built in 1961

I was going to suggest that to you, I did the same thing on my T . Gives it some rake. Good to see you have some history. I don't have any thing on my tee. All I know it was built in Gilroy..Check out my tee in my albums....

 

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<HR style="COLOR: #e5e5e5; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #e5e5e5" SIZE=1><!-- / icon and title --><!-- message -->This was my favorite T when I was a teen (Sep 69 R&C). Probably lose the lanterns though. I'm a sucker for Delta Drives. If anyone has one, I'll trade you my wife.

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Whats your wife look like?

 

Yes it uses a vintage Transdapt adapter, Offy made one as well.You can use Chevy 3 speed and 4 speed transmissions.For your application I would contact Pat at Wilcap adapters.You can get an adapter to use modern automatic transmissions.