Blown T-Bucket With Nitrous and See-Thru Top
When a blown small block Chevy with dual quads just isn’t quite enough for your T-Bucket, why not add some nitrous? And, mount the bottle above the front suspension for good effect.
When a blown small block Chevy with dual quads just isn’t quite enough for your T-Bucket, why not add some nitrous? And, mount the bottle above the front suspension for good effect.
Quite contrary to others’ opinions that they are look-alike kit cars, in reality no two T-Buckets are ever really the same. I don’t know about you, but if I …
Vonei White’s blown emerald green T-Bucket, features a memorial inscription to Officer Jim Sell of Gassville, AR, who lost his life in the line of duty. Officer Sell had become a friend …
Here’s a nice Spirit Industries T-Bucket from the Crazy T’s of Northern Illinois car show. In case you might wonder how it can be identified as a Spirit-based T, I’ll offer up my clues …
This flamed burgundy bucket went by the name “Thumper” and appears to be an older Total Performance build, easily recognizable by the rear coil springs. The brass-look firewall is a nice attention getter and …
Not since the 60s and 70s have I seen a T-Bucket with as much chrome as this one. From the quarter elliptic spring front and rear suspension to the frame itself, this T-Bucket is dripping in plating!
From the skull graphics on the door of this emerald green T-Bucket roadster, to the radiator cap and front license plate, and all the way to the shifter knob this bucket from the Crazy T’s 2009 car show is fully enrobed in the skull theme. Is it yours or do you know the owner? If … Read more
This T-Bucket chassis was an older Total Performance, with rear coil springs and vertical steering column, but the body had a Spirit Industries deuce dash.