For Troy and Ginger Scott of Hopkinsville, Kentucky hot rodding is a family affair and one thing that brings them together when the weather’s pleasant in Western Kentucky, which enjoys what a true Fall and Spring ought to be (as opposed to the two weeks of each we get in the upper midwest), is their … Read more
We’re happy to feature a great-looking little Track-T roadster in this second installment in our new Let’s See Your T! series. According to Jan Bristow of South Whitley, Indiana, “I really liked the Dick Kraft Track Roadster and the roundy-round cars from Southern California tracks of the thirties and forties. The vision I had was … Read more
What a great way to start our new Let’s See Your T! series: a blown big block 1923 T-Bucket. This nicely flamed blue beauty belongs to Mike Ray of Hudson, Florida and was Mike’s first car build back in 1976 when he was just 20 years old. Mike originally built it with a 327 small … Read more
I was a bit premature back in April, 2011, when I posted that Hot Rod Magazine’s Next Project Car is a T-Bucket. But now it’s a reality and you can learn more about the Speedway Motors T-Bucket they’re building on Hot Rod’s Blog. Previously, I let my enthusiasm get the best of me in seeing … Read more
We love T-Buckets in ALL their variations and we’re happy to share yours with the world’s other T-Bucket lovers. So, send us some pics and info and we’ll take care of the rest. In essence, we want to give you and your T as much exposure as possible. If it’s your T-Bucket and you’re proud of it – that’s good enough for us.
We’re very proud to be partnered with the legendary T-Bucket building shop, California Custom Roadsters (CCR), in the marketing of the new digital version of their time-tested T-Bucket frame and suspension plans. First introduced in 1973, literally thousands of T-Buckets have been built using the CCR plans. This would not have happened had it not … Read more
So I got an email the other day that said, “I think I already know the answer to this, but I thought before I gave up I would put it to the source … does anyone out there sell a steel T-Bucket body?” I responded that, to my knowledge, nobody sells a repop steel T-Bucket … Read more
I am continually fascinated by the creativity that can be applied in building a T-Bucket. But, Brett Putman caught me completely off guard when he shared a photo of his Texas T-Bucket, The “Mulester”. It may be slightly less than one horsepower, but put it in a parade and “If they had a people’s choice … Read more