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Former Bucket Owner
Well, the Bucket's gone to Dallas to happy new owner. The fellow traded me even up for a '06 custom Bobber that was built by Liners Cycles of Ft. Worth. Sooo, now I have a kool bike to sell. The wife and I had a lot of fun in 2.5 years. Now we enjoy cruisin' in our 54 Ford. :) I'll be... -
Insurance for a T
I use Sneed, Robinson, and Gerber. They are great folks to work with and reasonable. Jim -
Minor updates
Fred, You've out done yourself on the rebuild!!! The tires look great also as does the new air breather. Jim- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Miss Fortune update!
Lookin good Fred. I'd stick with the second air cleaner, more old skool. Jim- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Daytona Turkey Run
How many are going to the Turkey Run? I'll be put'in around in my Old Skool Bucket w/ a for sale on it. Jim- ACJC
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- Forum: T-Bucket Events
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My New Purchase
Been a while since I've been on and posted. Life after the fire service is grand, don't miss it a bit (except the troops). I just picked this little beauty up in IN a couple weeks ago. It's a 1954 Ford Customline 4 Door, 223 I-6, Ford-O-Matic with 50K original miles, always garage kept. Body... -
Miss Fortune update ....
Good to hear everyhting is starting to go your way Fred. I missed reading your progress reports and kind of stopping coming on. Jim -
Photos from the Nats in Lenoir
Wow, I'm sorry I miised that happening but I had to find a part time job to supliment the pension. It didn't stretch as far as I had hoped. Thanx for sharing. Oh well may next year. Jim- ACJC
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- Forum: Photo Album
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T-bucket project based on a volvo!
Ovlov; Your build keeps getting better and better. Keep it up, you are one talented young man! JIm- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Model T Burnout
Yeah, jumping on the throttle of a t-bucket is kind of like shooting a pistol; point, aim, squeeze, bang! :lol: I remember when I went to pick mine up; the seller told me to take it down the street. I punched it, and darn near ended up in his neighbors front yard. :eek: JC -
Motor Done....
That's a great looking mill Wayne. Nice job! Kool looking valve covers. JC- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Starting on the rebuild.
They do! My wife and I always get thumbs up and and lots of room from fellow motorists when cruising. Even bikers give a wave. I'm glad I bought bucket over a Harley. T's get more respect on the road than bikes. Glad your :welcome: got pegged. Some how Fred, we need to get you and Barry Meguiar...- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Starting on the rebuild.
Fred, watch the clearance on those heims. I've got to do a mod. on the mounting bolts and tabs as my tranny will not shift into D2 or D1. JC- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Starting on the rebuild.
Fred's pitman doesn't look much lower than mine. I haven't hit anything. A belated happy B'day Fred and thanks for the info. Car's looking great and I can't to hear form you how the ride is with the hydraulic shocks and how it handles with the slightly taller, wider radial tires up front, and...- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Spaghetti time
I e-mail Am. Autowire for a schematic for the Comp9 wire set in my rod. Received a timely reply back that that particular kit was no longer for sale but they could PDF of a simple schematic or mail a booklet for $25 bucks. I opted to try the PDF illustration first but would gladly pay up if... -
Starting on the rebuild.
That engine sounds like nothing happened Fred. Hope you have favorable weather for a burn out and a drive. Happy Motoring! ACJC- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
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Starting on the rebuild.
Keep pluggin' Fred, the rod's coming along very nicely. Paint looks great as does the attention to detail. JC- ACJC
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- Forum: Project Plans & Updates
