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Guildrum

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New member, old head. I could have sworn I registered for this site DECADES ago, as I ran across it sometime around 2007 while investigating the Buckethead Bash show that used to be held in Mountain Home AR. Went to that show, loved it, never got a chance to go back. Started a t-bucket build ten years ago, bought a 23 fiberglass body with turtle deck, but then had a motorcycle accident that confined me to a wheelchair for two months, and then life got in the way. I'm currently starting to save up for the laundry list of parts that I need to get together so I can plan out my frame. I'm in no hurry to get it done, so I'll be moving slow and getting good parts. Planning on a BBC with 8-stack EFI and a TH400 going into a quick-change rear end, and kicking around the idea of full fenders and custom running boards. Along with some welding and bodywork experience, I have a lot of seat upholstery experience (mainly making OEM replacement seat covers for 67-72 chevy trucks) and lots of leatherwork and leather tooling experience (Attached is a motorcycle I did a few years back). All the leather was hand-tooled and the seat cover directly replaced the original seat cover. Planning to give my t-bucket the same treatment.
 

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Welcome back to the family! This is definitely your home for T-bucker stuff. Sounds like you have a cool plan for your T that may be a little different from most. Full fenders and running boards will set your car apart from traditional T-buckets. What type of 8-stack are you planning to use?
 
Welcome back. Looking forward to watching your build.
Make sure to ask any questions you may have, we have a lot of experience in here.
 

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