Hot Rods Our latest project-Andys Instant T

By far my favorite t bucket.

 

Maybe show up for this one?
The hamburger chain beloved for its Double-Double cheeseburger is planning a big party for itself. On Oct. 22, 2023, In-N-Out Burger will celebrate its 75th anniversary with a festival at the Pomona Fairplex that will include drag races, a car show, carnival rides, celebrity musicians and, of course, cookout trucks serving up chain favorites like its Animal Style burgers.

 

Teri, I really enjoyed this thread, and all the pics. I've known your Dad since '68, remember Roy as a youngster after that, shows, etc.
You sit that T rather well, outside Pomona pics do it justice. I've got to get up to S.F. and visit Roy, it's been too long.
Thanks to your husband for assisting you in this historic endeavor!

 

Here's Joel Chico Guevara's photos of the LeaseMobile Instant T at the 2023 GNRS:

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For those that haven't heard . . . The "LeaseMobile T" has left Terri @Born a HotRodGal & Darryl @hollenbeck32 Hollenbeck's garage . . . and is heading to Ross & Beth Myers' in Boyertown, Pennsylvania:

images from Terri Brizio Hollenbeck's April 13th Facebook post​

. . . where it will be in very good company with several other Model T Fords:

• Al Dal Porto's 1927 Roadster (the Lakester on the cover of the July 1952 issue of Hop Up)
• Fred "Spade" Carrillo's 1927 Roadster (the 1951 Bonneville record setting #17 Modified Roadster)
• Frank Mack's 1927 Roadster (the 1953 Detroit Autorama "Best of Show Award" winner)
• Dick Williams' 1927 Roadster (the 1953 AMBR winner)
• Dick Kraft's 1924 Roadster (the "Highland Plating Special")
• Fred Steele's 1923 Roadster (the "Ventures in Space" album cover car)
• Norm Grabowski's 1922 Roadster (the "Kookie Kar" T-Bucket)

But not to worry . . . there's now yet another bitchin' T-Bucket keeping the Hollenbeck's (2016 AMBR) Deuce Roadster company in their garage:

images from vintagecolorstudio's March 31st Instagram feed​

. . . Yes, they recently acquired Kelly @ladyshifter & Mark @Royalshifter Skipper's 1922 T-Bucket!

 

Thanks for the update, never knew the Frank Mack T was now living in Pennsylvania. There was a large addition to the collection with the stock Fords from the Mark Smith collection from Virginia.

Bob

 

Nice job of backfilling the T.
Jeez, the hot rod collection at the 3 Dog Garage is to die for;

https://www.3dog.org/hot-rods-customs

(mouse over the pics for car heritage)

 

Yes sir, and not far from me. Fantastic addition to the already mind blowing collection.

 

The "LeaseMobile T" at its new home in the :

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^^^love it............