Art & Inspiration Traditional images that need no explanation.

Hi @silent rick, not being computer savvy I can't post pics but if you go to HOTRODPRIMER's thread "How about some love for the T-Bucket" there are a couple of pics on posts #19 and 20. Pic #19 was the pic that I took to the US when me and 2 mates did a 6 month Aussie Hot Rodders Tour of the US to show the guys in the US what we had here in Australia. There are other shots of the car in HRP's thread but it's so massive that I'd be battling to find them.
@40ragtopdown has posted most of them and probably has more pics of the car than I do LOL

Luke Ray of Fuel Tank TV shot this video of the car a few years ago


And Piero shot a video of it on his first trip to Australia. BTW I still have the car.

 

I know I am nuts but even I would not drive this on a drag strip unless I was totally drunk.

 

thanks for your help, we have copied this writing for future learning and have moved a few photos
in practise
we have always enjoyed reading your stories, we come to USA every year for 2 months to attend LARS
but of late we decided to travel and usually cover over 6000 miles travelling all the west coast across to
SD and NM, we have always enjoyed the Calif beaches (PCH and Hwy 101) and spend a week in Yellowstone NP
Noel LIL 32

 

First one that I have seen with a "Dicky" seat.

 

Well, I think this one needs some explanation. Whatta they all gawkin' at?

 

Well damn, they just flattened that run down old shed with the '32 Ford Coupe inside. Or , This is just about where
the christmas tree will be . He only has 1/4 mile to go, hope he does,nt forget the run off.