Mykk's BMW V8 T-bucket, version 1.5:

[LongJohn]

With the “extra” grill she’ll have you considered using two tops for the shell?

 

[Mykk]

With the “extra” grill she’ll have you considered using two tops for the shell?

That would be unique, it would remove the lower apron in front of the radiator core. And it would be something you wouldn't see anywhere else...I'll chew on it for a bit, but so far I dig the idea.

 

[Spanky]

With the “extra” grill she’ll have you considered using two tops for the shell?

That might provide a bit of extra cooling potential by exposing more of the radiator core. Kinda like this . . .

 

[Mykk]

Laying out the various electrical components. You'll notice the wideband gauge will be under the seat not visible. It's primary function is to interpret the wideband sensor data to the EFI controller and will also provide a sanity check that AFR's match the gauge and EFI.

 

[Mykk]

Using two '32 grill shell tops to make a complete grill. I'm really happy with the result.













Thank you LongJohn for the suggestion. I wouldn't have thought of it on my own.

 

[Mykk]

Oversized '32 Ford headlights came in. Looking a bit snail like without the axle and rest of the car. I'm going to try a different headlight mount pedestal to see if I can't get them to tuck in just a bit more. I do have to pay mind to the height to clear the steering arm. Bucket #1 the steering arm went over the headlight, this one it'll be under the headlight on the drivers side.

 

[LongJohn]

I’m really liking the looks of your build! I have to admit I stole the idea from Dennis Taylor. He did a tribute to the Isky roadster and used ire idea. That is a cool build on his Utube channel worthy of a look.

 

[Mykk]

I knew he recently built a T, but didn't see the details of the build. I'm honored to have a Dennis Taylor inspired mod on my own build.

 

[LongJohn]

He’s a true craftsmen. I love his channel.