cooters T bucket build

[cooter]

Sir Cooter!! Now that's funny. How many horses do you have for that chariot?

300 ponies.

 

[cooter]

 

[Gerry]

And, its a done deal....

 

[Neshkoro]

No turning back now! Looks good. A nice straight cut. Did you use that oscillating tool in the photo? If so, that's one of the greatest tools ever made.
I have a cheap one from Harbor Freight.

 

[cooter]

I did and made the turns with a thin body saw.

 

[cooter]

And, its a done deal....

Long way from being done. Still looking at doors on the buckets trying to make sure of what I'm doing

 

[rubicon]

Like what I see so far. keep the pics coming.

 

[cooter]

 

[DonnyRay]

I have the same hinges. Original model t. The original hinges looked like the easiest ones to install. Are you going to use original latches ?

 

[cooter]

I have the same hinges. Original model t. The original hinges looked like the easiest ones to install. Are you going to use original latches ?

Universal speedway latch

 

[Neshkoro]

Cooter, I like the hinge. It keeps both pivot points in line perfectly. When I saw the photo I thought maybe you made that hinge until I read the next post Original Model T. I was ready to give you credit!!!! Nice job on the door.
Bill

 

[cooter]

 

[tfeverfred]

Looks good, man!

 

[rbsWELDER]

Cody - Your work looks really good! Be careful, as a line may be forming outside of your garage to cut doors in other people's T-buckets!!!

 

[cooter]

little more progress

 

[old round fart]

Looks good. Can’t wait to start my doors. Cleaning up to make room for it in my little shop at the lake.

 

[Island Girl]

That looks really good . . .

You've brought the bottom curves in perfectly

 

[DonnyRay]

I concur. Waiting for your latch installation. 2 thumbs up Cooter.

 

[cooter]

we getting closer

 

[cooter]

now to add reveal back on door