T-Bucket Hot Rods
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- T-Bucket hot rods have been a fixture in the automotive world for many years. These unique vehicles are often characterized by their long, low profiles and loud engines. The T-Bucket is a classic example of an American hot rod, and its popularity shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
The T-Bucket was first created in the early 1920s as an inexpensive alternative to other automobiles on the market at that time. It featured an open cockpit design with minimal bodywork, allowing it to be built quickly and cheaply from scrap parts found around garages or junkyards. This simple yet effective design has made it popular among car enthusiasts ever since its inception nearly 100 years ago!
Today’s modern versions of these cars feature more advanced components such as fuel injection systems, aluminum blocks, turbochargers and custom paint jobs - but they still retain much of their original charm from decades past! Whether you’re looking for something fast or just want something different than what everyone else is driving on the road today - there’s no denying that a T-bucket can make any car enthusiast stand out from the crowd!
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I love T Buckets. If I were wealthy I would have to own a blue one.
Works of art very cool
I miss my T! I had one from 1992-2003. It was (GM) neon blue metallic, and gray leather interior, a BBC 396 with dual quad tunnel, T-350 trans, 1950 Pontiac rear end, functional wheelie bar, all brass firewall, brass coachlights, brass radiator, 15x10 Convo Pros in back and 14x7 Convo Pros up front, and too much more custom work to list. It would do 0-60 in about 2 seconds. We called it "the Harley eater". with 36" of rubber in the back it would just go. The license plate was CA "23T4FUN" I am trying to locate the car to buy it back.
I just love those 70-80s style t-buckets! That mix of way to much shiny chrome and bras/copper 😍, and the outrageous stance and paint! 😎
They aren't practical, they aren't comfortable, they probably aren't even safe, but man they're COOL!
I totally agree. The cool factor is off the charts.
i think it would be cool to build a T bucket with a merlin or ford GAA engine all polished up nice, or maybe a v12/16 detroit 2 stroke..it would be different for sure
Lots of cool T's!
Cool 😎👍 as hell baby!!!!
I don't think I've seen null1 steel body roadster there all kit cars and very nice
Have one so much fun
fck yeah bicycle fronts drags in the back😁🤩😎
well as far as being safe? they arent i have a 23 t with a 1200hp blown alky small block lol car is beautiful! however? it rides like crap. handles sorta okay. but if i was in a wreck? id be dead lol but they are cool looking. mine sits 6-7 months of the year. no heater no a/c my model A is a much better street rod. but ihave the t bucket for over 30 years. has won when i showed it many trophy's i have not driven it in over a year. hard to get into. alsosits on its own carpet in my garage covered up. in the winter i put a heater under the car cover.start it once a month bout it. but i wont sell it. looks cool ,
I really enjoy the t bucket look but they all seem to run auto transmissions. Why? Too much trouble or too scary to operate?
Mine's a null1 and there's not enough room to put a clutch pedal in it
Im looking to buy a 1923 T Bucket supercharger head turner for the right price
Right price? You can't afford one...😊
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