Hot Rods How about some love for the T-Bucket?

That looks like a Weesner drawing! Well, without the chicks.

 

billy sakate's kool t. i think in its most recent version it's blue.

 

Billy Sakata's car.

 

This one survives today..

 

^^^^ I’d sure like to see more of that car. Looks perfect from that angle.

 

https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum...-era-orange-t-bucket-sbf-webers.774425/page-2

 

man i've long admired this car. didn't recognise the black and white photo as the same car.

 

Car in post 1059 has quite a few things different than the car in the last couple posts. I guess they could have been changed easily enough (headers, lost cowl lights, windshield brace rods in later photos, etc. , but is it for sure the same car? Yes, or no, that's a very nicely proportioned T!

Lynn

 

Yeah his Father had to sell the car..the Son tracked it down and purchased it and made a few changes…

 

Nice! Love the Weber carbs!

Lynn

 

^^^^^^The scourge or heroes of the neighborhood.....depending on viewpoint. That's "hot rodding"! Love it.

Lynn

 

lousy grainy photo of a neat car i hope someone can clean up.

 

I’m sure this area has dramatically changed…So Cal was a magical place back then…

 

^^^^ Wow, for a minute there I thought that was my old ‘27 T in the background. I haven’t seen it since I sold it to a guy in Florida 15-18 years ago.

 

"King of Beasts" built in '66.

 

The late tfeverfred's T. HRP

 

Does this look dangerous? Must have been fun...

 

Oh, you can bet it was!