Not sure if I'll ever own or build a T bucket but I sure like it when there are a lot of them at any car event I attend. They're the first thing I look at. I still like the '60's look of big and little on tires.

Thank you Mr. Anderson for the T Bucket videos. I've owned multiple Corvettes and a 1966 Shelby GT 350 with a Paxton supercharger. I now have a '23 T Bucket, 355 small block Chevy, 2 four barrel Edelbrocks on a Weiand tunnel ram and I've NEVER had more fun/enjoyment with a car in my life. 12 year ownership and lovin' it!

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Жыл бұрын

Got to love T Buckets.

1923 T Bucket the original HOT ROD...

So sweet. Thank you

Great vid!! 👍👍 I had a T Bucket for 20 years, was really fun to drive and sure miss it. 🙂

ITS NOT THAT EASY TO MAKE SUCH NICE VIDS FOR US 💯💯💯 THANKS DEAR FOR THESE AMAZING VIDS 🤩👍

Tuff pickin a fav but if i must its the red 1 @ 6:40 classic red flames red wheels wite walls etc.reminds me of the monogram "Big t " kit i built as a kid

Mr Shively the whole purpose of a t bucket or any early hot rod is 2 build what ur heart desires so what if its Chevy powered if I build 1 after my 65 impala it'll b either with a cammed up slant six caddy or olds rocket 88 power so my ? 2 u sir is this do u want 2 stay home with ur non Chevy powered car

At about 9:15, I like the red one.

Where is this show at ?

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6 ай бұрын

It's a composite of many shows.

Sorry but I won't look at a T roadster with a Chevy engine in a Ford.