Big T bucket event... for me

[putz]

I put a new RPM gas tank in today. Am going to put sealed battery box next to it in trunk.Remember be patient put it together to be safe the first time.

[LumenAl]

[quote=bentbaggerlen;15600]OK, your right a photo is in order! If you look close you can see the smoke from the oil burning off headers. [quote]

ya mean this smoke?

[butch27]

Ah: The sweet smell of success.

[bentbaggerlen]

Today I'm going to start the exhaust piping, and hope to get the stacks mounted, my nabiors will be so happy shame they don't enjoy open headers as much as we do.
I also have most of the steel cut for my fuel tank so I hope to get that at least tacked together. If I'm having a really good day maybe I'll get it all welded up.
But the grass needs to cut...

[Youngster]

If you put a plug in the manifold where your finger is, it'll make driving a whole lot easier. LOL

Ron

[donsrods]

It's funny how fast the car usually comes together once you fire the engine. Seems like it is really a car after that instead of a bunch of parts.

And Yes, we DO want pictures.......or maybe a YouTube.

Don

[bentbaggerlen]

When I first started the T-Trucket it had open headers, and it was loud. I thought that I'd better get the exhaust system installed. So I spent this weekend building the exhaust system and bending up the transsmission cooler lines, Oh and I installed the plugs in the manifold That was all that was needed to make it driver... So, not that it's ready to be driven on the street yet. But soon! Next step is to build the fuel tank, that gas can sitting on the bed just won't cut it!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwH9p4zVBo4

[Youngster]

Man it's inspirational the read your posts. Great to see you moving forward. This is the part that causes me sleepless nights.

Ron

[LumenAl]

bentbaggerlen's vidio... very cool... it's called "Sorry about the Lawn Honey"