Love T-buckets

[Spanky]

I've always liked this one . . .

 

[RodStRace]

Tommy Ivo T-bucket

Check Out Drag Racer and television star Tommy Ivo, he has his famous t-bucket featured as a Street Rodder Magazine milestone car.

www.hotrod.com

 

[WebMistress]

One of our members has suggested that we might start a thread where we simply express our love for these little cars through articles, pictures or just personal testimony. I don't know if web mistress would agree, but it might be a new forum topic by itself.

Figured it out and now we have a separate section just for sharing our love of these fun cars.

Should be easier now than having one super long post containing all the pics & articles.

 

[guilld]

According to AI

Key Characteristics:

• Origin: Based on the early 20th-century Ford Model T roadster body.
• Name: Comes from the "bucket" shape of the Model T body shell.
• Style: An "old-school" hot rod look, often with no fenders, no hood, and a very short bed.
• Performance: Features large, powerful engines (like Chevy small-block V8s) for high speed.
• Appearance: Characterized by massive rear tires, narrow front wheels, and sometimes extremely loud, upswept exhaust pipes.
• Iconic Status: Gained massive fame from TV shows like 77 Sunset Strip, leading to kits and replicas being built.

 

[Spanky]

Here's another one that pushes my buttons . . .

 

[RodStRace]

For those who prefer everything in roughly the same plane, this one makes me stop and stare.
Late 60s early 70s style.

Earlier 60s style, it's hard to beat Skipper's