New Zealand T-Bucket Finds Way Home via Canada
Here’s Steve Roy’s New Zealand T-Bucket Story In my late teens I built a T-Bucket in my parents’ Auckland...
2017 T-Bucket Nationals Preview: 1927 T Roadster
When you visit the T-Bucket Nationals in Carson City, Nevada, June 22-24, you’ll have a chance to see the super...
Pip Biddlecombe Low Blow T Bucket: Before,
Back in 2010, I did a story about the Pip Biddlecombe Low Blow T Bucket that generated a lot of interest. It’s...
Bob Smith’s Track T Roadster Demonstrates
Bob Smith‘s 1927 Track T Roadster is dramatically unique because it looks to be only about knee-high. For...
1927 Track T Roadster: Bob Hamilton’s
This 1927 Track T Roadster was built by Bob Hamilton in his home garage but went on to win 1st place in its class in...
1985 Street Rodder “Project California T&
The "Fad-T" fanaticism that burned white-hot in the late '60s and '70s was still smoking. So, it was only natural that...
Chester’s Traditional Flathead T-Bucket
"Hi Chester - I think I owned your red T-Bucket back in 2004," was the message that produced a very pleasing discovery...
Bob Hamilton’s Oakland Roadster Show
Starting in his small home garage, Bob Hamilton built a fiberglass-bodied 1927 Ford Track T roadster that won its class...
The Two “Low Blow” T-Buckets
Little did Scott Ellis know when he started laying out the original Low Blow T-Bucket on his Fresno garage floor in the...
Pip Biddlecombe’s “Low Blow” T
A few years ago, while surfing the web, some photos of a super-low supercharged T-Bucket really caught my eye. Then, I...
T-Bucket Déjà Vu All Over Again
It was baseball great Yogi Berra who coined the expression, “It’s déjà vu all over again”. I found...
Chester’s eBook Addendum No. 2: Tie Rod
“A critic is a man who knows the way but can’t drive the car.” — Kenneth Tynan And, according...
Is There Life for a T-Bucket After the Show Car
This past weekend, I happened to be in the Sunshine State and decided to drop by the Sun T’s of Central Florida...
Chester Greenhalgh: T-Bucket Genius!?!
The following is a blog post I originally published 10 years ago on New Year’s Day, 2009. It was a great start to...