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The '78 Chevy 350 in my t-bucket has been in at least 10 of my cars since I pulled it out of a 3/4 ton truck twenty years ago. Original rings and...
I finished mine a couple of years ago. Still makes me smile every time I drive it.[ATTACH]
The bucket looks great Tim!
I run Coopers too. Good value, good looking tire.
I have about 5 years on my latest set of hockey puck motor mounts with no signs of crumbling.
That is the car that prompted me to build my first bucket. I loved simplicity of it. Nothing that wasn't needed, no trinkets, garbage, etc......
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[ATTACH] This one checks all the boxes for me. I love 60's t-buckets.
I posted a picture of mine in the Torq Thrust thread, but here it is again. Totally impractical, but totally fun![ATTACH]
Thanks! Fronts are Firestone F560s and the backs are Starfires by Cooper.
[ATTACH] 15x5 TTO fronts with 165/80's 15x7 rears with 235/75's
My SW speedometer lasted 500 miles until the plastic gears stripped out. The cheap Speedway unit I bought for an temporary replacement has been...
I think it was a V8 one. But if you're adding an inlet and outlet it doesn't matter because as far as I know that is the only difference. The...
I had an additional inlet and outlet added to 65-66 Mustang radiator. It fits in the Model A shell and cools my flathead fine.
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