oldtymehiboy
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Where do I go to post a question to everyone in regard to finding out what magazine a certain T- Bucket was featured in - in the mid 60's. Thank You Very Much. Sincerely, Bernie Sievers
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This is a good place to start. There are several groups focused on T-buckets, including the National T Bucket Alliance. What we need from you is as much information as you can give us on the car in question.
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Post the info in here and we can see if anyone can help.
oldtymehiboy
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Thxs ...... Ladies & Gentlemen Thank You for chiming in on my request. Actually looking for 2 different T- Buckets. #1- Clint Carmen's T- Bucket. He lived in the St. Louis Area. Dark Blue. 392 Hemi Engine. If You want to see the Car go to goggle. Type in his name. Go to images. It is the first and second image. I was told the car was sold - painted red and was a show circuit car. That photo was taken in around 1964/1965. I know it was featured in either Rod & Custom or Car Craft. Maybe Hot Rod. I would like to know what magazine it was in. Also I am looking for that T- Bucket and it's present owner. Thank You. #2- Dick Knutson's "Novel T" I know all about this car. I would like to know it's present location. Last I heard it was in Utah. It was wrecked sitting in a garage. If anyone of You know of it's whereabouts or the gentlemen who owns it - PLEASE get in touch with me. Thank You all Very Much. Sincerely, Bernie Sievers Southern Indiana
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Found this on the HAMB about Knutson's car. Struck out on the Clint Carmen search.
www.jalopyjournal.com
Novel-T in March '67 R&C?
Does anyone have a March '67 R&C? Is Dick Knutson's Novel-T featured? Can someone scan the article and post it? Thanks.:)
www.jalopyjournal.com
oldtymehiboy
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Thxs Spanky for your efforts. I really appreciate that. Finding these two cars would be like finding a needle in a hay stack. I have about 7 / 10 favorite T-Buckets when I was growing up as a teenager. It would be hard to find these cars . They were all built in the 60's. Thxs again - Sir.
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