Heres Mine

[hickory]

Take a look at my T bucket. Home made from 1971? (I think.) Picked it up, sitting out behind an old barn! I hope to have it in my garage by Labor Day. More pictures to come.

[LazVegas]

I find it 2 be the best feeling when u pick up a new car.
Good luck on the T.

Laz

[putz]

Enjoy all the smiles a T can give. You will have more friends that will want a ride then you can imagine. Have fun keep it safe.

[Youngster]

Welcome to the site Hickory! That's an interesting '27 you have there. What are your plans for it?

Ron

[hickory]

First thing I plan on is to take that UGLY radiator OFF!! Then get the old girl running again.

[Youngster]

Ohhhhh...That is a radiator? I thought for a minute there that you also bought a bird house. You'll have a cool car there once you get the front end cleaned up a bit. That car has some real possibilities. Is that a roadster bucket? Is there something behind the body?

Ron

[putz]

What motor is in there it looks like a newer style chevy valve cover?

[Dennis Bynum]

Thats what mine kinda looked like when I drove it home. 45 miles in 2 hrs, puke-ing fluid out of every possible place it could. Oh how I loved that first ride!

[hickory]

Thanks for the comments!! It only has the bucket and only axle behind the tub. The engine is a Stuck, Olds Rocket, I think a 371? I do have another Rocket sitting in my garage. 3 speed trany. I plan on bring the old girl home, some time during the Labor Day weekend. I'll post some more pictures then. Thanks for your interest. Sincerely, Hickory

[Martin]

At first I thought it was steam powered, kinda looks like a boiler on the front. Perfect timing, nothing like a project to shorten the winters.
Whats on the trailer to the left?