Archive for December, 2010
T-Bucket and Hot Rod Truck Plans New Year’s Sale – 2011
Save 20% on Chester’s Hot Rod How-To eBooks: Only $8! Complete your collection and enjoy them both this New Year’s weekend. Sale starts …
Pip Biddlecombe’s “Low Blow” T-Bucket
A few years ago, while surfing the web, some photos of a super-low supercharged T-Bucket really caught my eye. Then, I was shocked to notice the steering wheel on the right hand side …
Is This the “Perfect” T-Bucket?
I’m happy to share these photos as an example of what I believe to be the perfect example of a traditional T hot rod roadster, and I’m just one of many who have …
A Great Stretched Body T-Bucket Roadster
I was evidently too busy drooling over all the beautiful detail embodied in the front end of this well-constructed Florida stretched T-Bucket to ask the owner/builder his name …
A T-Bucket Golf Cart?
Built on a lengthened Club Car chassis and powered by an electric motor capable of speeds up to 30 MPH, I can only guess this T-Bucket concoction was intended either for …
Maybe Santa Really Does Drive a T-Bucket
Otherwise, why are there so many images of Santa in Model T-like conveyances from the purely traditional to the more modern T-Bucket hot rod?
Double Trouble T: Four Times the Fun
So, what drives a transplanted New Zealand hot rodder to take on scratch building a 1927 T roadster with not one, but two, all aluminum Ford 4.6L DOHC modular V8′s?
Tweedy Pie T-Bucket Back on the Block at RM Auctions Jan. 2011
With a $200k high bid not meeting reserve at the Mecum 2010 Monterey Auction, the legendary Tweedy Pie T-Bucket made famous by Ed “Big Daddy” Roth and originally constructed by Bob Johnston goes back on the block …
A different Kind of Bucket: Steve Scott’s Uncertain-T
In 1965, Car Craft magazine unveiled the “Uncertain T” with unprecedented fanfare. How about a cutaway on the cover, a 3-page feature story, a mini-feature on how to scratch build a model of the car, and the introduction of …
Just Can’t Believe Jim Hoffman’s T-Bucket is “Ex-Junk”
Jim likes to refer to his T-Bucket as “Ex Junk”, but I think Jim’s definition of junk rests on a higher plain than my own. It’s quite clear that he didn’t scrimp when it came to detail, because this car is loaded with clean, functional and …
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