Features T roadster picture thread

Roger that Chip, I did some of that in my scooter.
Ergonomics had not become a buzzword yet in the 70's.

 

Amen, brother. I'm 6'3" and had done just about the same. The builder has to think some of this stuff through.

 

Just happened to run across Thread again, I posted in Feb 2010.
so here' s some pics 6 years and about 4,000 miles later. It.s FOR SALE !

 

Yes, I have pictures of this car I took while at the 1976 Street Rods Nationals in Memphis. There were several really cool buckets there. I will post the pics as soon as I can dig them out.

 

I'm not going anywhere!

 

Been 10 days now ?

 

The grey one Jebo posted in frame 458 is right up my alley. This is the bucket I remember from my misspent youth. Too cool for words with my favorite steering position.

 

Koz. I agree. This one just looks like it could get the job done.

 

This is the only two photos I could find of my old T Roadster. It had a $400. speedway body. It was just a low buck little roadster, on an A frame. It had a SBC with widen 36 Ford wire wheels in the rear and stock wires up front. But it was a fun little Rod. { 1980s}

 

From what I understand, that car is untouched and for sale in Tulsa!


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Just ratty enough to be cool. With a traverse spring and Model A taillights it would be perfect. I'm sure it was the nuts back in the day. Wondering where the fuel tank was? Love the bus steering.

 

Anybody have any details on this car? I really like the way it sits and the proportion.