T roadsters lets see em

been thiking of a cheep roadster build w/ 2.3/t5

 

chevy 292 L-6/P.G. Ford 8" Zipper body home made frame.

 

Here ya go. Not really low dollar. 2.3 Zakspeed Indycar motor. 5 Speed. EFI (Hilborne style). One-off quickchange....the list goes on.

 

My old T, built by Rudy Rodriguez. Not a 2.3, had a 350 / 400TH. Steel body/ bed.

 

My roadster pickup.

 

Jeff @ Rocket Speed Equipment here in New Zealand crafted this lil' beauty!

 

I started a thread like this back in March... got some good stuff too...

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=98480

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqU-_MmyHfM

crank up the volume

 

Those flatheads may not have much power, but DAMN they sound good!

 

mine

 

Here's mine...

 

here is a pic of mine

 

The way she was for 40 years in a Kansas Chicken Barn .......






And now running around Denver, CO

 

heres mine in progress

 

Actually, it's a '32 Ford roadster body and not a T roadster body...........Mike

 

Here's mine i been messing with again. Just started building my cowl steering this week.

 

former turing car

 

Here is mine.

 

Hope you are taking photos to share with us.

 

Here be Mine...No 2.3 motor though, 350/350.

 

Here's my work in progress. It's vintage glass, and thank you for not saying "T BUCKET", I freakin hate that term!!-MIKE

 

Wow, awesome car! Like to see pics of your steering progress.

 

Here's mine, Built 1999 for £5,000 ($10,000) All work by me except trimming.

runs 12.6 et's

 

heres mine, i'm not anal about having everything "PC" i just drive the shit out of it.
JimV

 

I'll do a tech article when finished on the cowl steering. Just made a hub on the lathe so i can bolt a T wheel up to my Ross box from a combine. It was real easy to make.

 

seen before but heres mine

 

great post

 

Here's mine that I haven't worked on since I moved. I kinda wish I had gone for a four banger now. The original plans were to run a 4 cylinder Mercedes diesel motor!

 

That's very cool.