Dan Woods T Bucket for Sale - in California

[Hot Rod Todd]

Hi all, have been trying to sell my spare stuff this week so I can buy this car, but I cant get enough cash together to make it happen. By the time I get it down here, the price would be over 50% more


http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/cto/3744996372.html

So maybe somebody else can buy it and restore it. Am just sorry it wont be me.

 

[scmmcd247]

Looks to be sold already.

 

[Hot Rod Todd]

Heres a facebook link to a T Bucket page that has some more pikkys of the car

http://www.facebook.com/1923TBuckets

No idea if it actually sold but incase it didnt, the sellers number is 818 636 2890. Was at the Pomona swapmeet with a price of US$10,000 and on CL for US$8900.

I wuld hope that somebody would buy it and rebuild it (hate the restore word) as it was when Woods first built it.

 

[flootiebuell]

It is now in Northern California....in my Garage!

 

[fatbob]

post some pics of it.

 

[flootiebuell]

 

[Mike]

I think I am as interested in the Trumpet project, as I am the T.

 

[flootiebuell]

A few more of the Triumph...1973 T120, hardtailed in 1976...I tracked down the original owner/builder....just for Mike! First couple are the day I got it....big Vespa Seat had to go. Blue Sporty Tank was one direction but went back to the original Triumph Tank.....still working on a few different fenders, it will have the funky yellow lens light, and a little more "wear and tear" on the tank...also thinking about slappin on a 21" front wheel...

 

[Hot Rod Todd]

Awesome, am pleased its gone to a good home.

 

[Keeper]

A little warmer post over here then you got on the HAMB. Don't think you will get many here that tells you that you must sell it so it can be "restored properly"

Personally I would have told them all to kiss my ass!

Hope you own some stock in Brasso, you are going to need it

 

[Gerry]

Restore it, keep it as is, your choice. Any way you decide is great with me. Just love to see a Woods Bucket in the open air and on view. Who says anyone else can do better than you, if you decided to restore it, anyway. If it was mine it would be in my Lounge as is or cherried out, makes no difference.
You are a lucky man. I really envy you.

I didnt realise he put so many things in single shear, though. Interesting.
Gerry

 

[flootiebuell]

Ya gotta love The HAMB....lol. I like how they right away think I cant afford to restore it just because I like the way it looks now!

Thanks for the good vibes!

I added a few new pics and a video..

http://www.barnsandrubble.com/dan-woods-t-bucket.html

 

[Joe-405]

I'm just glad it won't be outside rusting somewhere.

 

[Keeper]

Cool pics there, only thing that gets me is that steering! I cannot for the life of me see how that could be comfortable for anything over a short trip.

 

[flootiebuell]

Cool pics there, only thing that gets me is that steering! I cannot for the life of me see how that could be comfortable for anything over a short trip.

It's not bad...ya just gotta get the right combo of lean and slump!

 

[Track T-4]

Is this the same Dan Woods who hosts a show on TV called Chop, Cut, Rebuild?

 

[flootiebuell]

Different Mr Woods...