Comments on: T-Bucket History: Marty Hollmann’s Hugely Influential T-Bucket

By: Jon

Jon — Tue, 14 Jul 2020 16:29:45 +0000

I remember all those T’s! I grew up in Nor-cal in the “60’s. High school from 1961 to 1964. Had all sorts of hotrods but never a “T”. So around in 1992 I built a “T” using the old book “How to build a “T” for $3000.00″ Built it for
$4675.65 Corvette yellow with a Buckskin interior. Had a blast and after 7 years, traded it for a 1940 Ford 4 door. Wish I still had the “T”! Went thru a coupe hot rod builds including another project car started by another guy. That was a “T”. Due to the weather in Amarillo, Texas, the “T” went away and I built a “32 Ford 5 window highboy. Now I’m thinking of building another “T” for one of my Grandson’s who is 12 years old. This ought to be interesting!

By: John Morehead

John Morehead — Fri, 19 Jun 2020 22:46:04 +0000

In reply to Lynn K Chitty. You've got the T-Bucket passion, Lynn, and that's what really counts! Stay safe and we'll try to keep the T-Bucket buzz going. All the best, John

By: John Morehead

John Morehead — Fri, 19 Jun 2020 22:29:25 +0000

In reply to jeff. Thanks Jeff, I think you may be referring to the Gary Hendrickson T-Bucket and although it has numerous elements similar to Marty Hollmann's it is a different car which was built around the same time. I'll have more about it in a later story.