While doing T searches, I came across this. I already have too many T shirts, but I might have to pickup one of these. They have other vintage designs too. https://www.ebay.com/itm/330706252915
Found this article about a wild C cab. Pure 70s style. https://www.hagerty.co.uk/articles/...-the-most-important-hot-rod-of-the-seventies/
That black with flames one is Teddy Z’s from Michigan. He told me that was around 1965 before he put a top on it. Oh, and the blower is fake too.
Here's the car along with Chuck Miller and his Red Baron, in the Wyandotte Fourth of July parade. Teddy said a friend was driving his T that day.
Not a big fan of BAT, but it is another option from ebay. This T-Bucket is going in 4 hours and looks like a very nice example. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/ford-t-bucket-6/
I will also note that the BAT venue is pretty tough on T-Buckets in general. The super high end stuff brings money, but overall they seem to pull lower than average prices. I'd guess that the typical buyer there isn't interested in Ts and let's face it, most are pretty wild. Not homogeneous Black with Tan interiors, A/C and other creature comforts of modern rods. Look at the chart and completed listings. This might be a good spot to find a deal. https://bringatrailer.com/ford/model-t/
Even with 2 bidders fighting in the last 10 minutes, I'd say that was cheap for the quality and uniqueness.
More of Lee Sklar's T bucket from the HAMB side. https://official.bankspower.com/insider_news/1987-lee-sklars-twin-turbo-t-bucket/ https://www.rcnmag.com/garage/tempest-in-a-t-bucket https://www.gatsbyonline.com/automobile/hot-rods/1923-twin-turbo-t-bucket-hot-rod-454003/ I like how it's still an outlaw with the front "plate".
Here's one for sale that has lots of good ***embly pictures. Really nice details. https://tucson.craigslist.org/cto/d/red-rock-1923-ford-bucket/7903382781.html
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