Does anyone have any information on is '23 T Bucket i found on the internet. I found this on jenmckenphoto.com Iam looking to build my own '23 T and was wanting to build mine semular to this one. thanks
the owner is not a hamb member. he is an instructor at wyotech in blairsville, pa. p.m. me and i'll get you some contact info. i had no idea it was used in that photo shoot!
By the plates it from a Northern state with Street Rod plates. The light covers the state name...worth a ticket to a TX cop on a bad day.
Boy i won'y want those e brake cable to "grab" something on the road! They look awful low to me. See if you can find a "total performance" assembly manual , a " California roadster" one or download Chester Greenburgs" how to build a tbucket" book & go from there, all 3 are great. JimV
i think the thing that makes it look good and different are the wheels. it doesn't have the skinny wires on the front, or the fat rear. [unlike the model]
thanks for the post's. by the photos i can tell it has a sbc, coil spring rear and metal flake steering wheel. the paint i think is a panel fade but iam not for sure.
does anyone have any idea what rear is used in this t bucket. rims and tire size would be help full to but no important
Plates are PA. A little off topic but when those Street Rod plates came out, with the T on them, a car built like that was illegal in PA. I thought it was funny enough that when I wrote to PennDOT supporting a law that changed the equipment rules, I told them the car they picked as representing a Street Rod on there plate was ILLEGAL in there own state. I suggested that it was easier to change the law to allow the car than to change the plate. They did change the law though. Bill