The car in the foreground in the second picture is Chris's Viper bucket. Pretty wild. His older one has a blown 440. His wife's has a 360
That triggered a memory of an old Trosley cartoon. Wild car at the gas station, the attendant with the filler stuck in the back is yelling "Shut it off, it's gaining on me!"
I'm not as well versed in the names of the historic T bucket builders. This one is advertised as being a 1960s show car that was rebuilt. Mike Beesley's 1923 Plum Crazy T bucket. Originally built in the 1960's for the car show circuit. Appeared in the 1966 Oakland Roadster show. I purchased this in 2011 and did a complete rebuild of the T bucket. It's not HAMB style in it's current guise, so I'm linking it here. Hope someone can provide some old pics. It seems like a decent deal for what's there, even without the history, although there are few things. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2286322945147184/ The seller's FB page. I can't scroll far but it should have more pics of other 23s. https://www.facebook.com/1923TBuckets/ Here are some from that show. https://fuelcurve.com/1966-oakland-roadster-show/ which is referenced here https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/1966-oakland-roadster-show-archives.1077450/ More dated and undated pics from various years. https://public.fotki.com/LOUD-PEDAL/hot-rod-car-shows-i/oakland-roadster-show/
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