Newbie question

[ss125]

I'm new this as of today. I bought a 23 Ford T-Bucket. The seller told me it has a Speedway frame or chassis. Can somebody point me in the direction of a website where I can find out more about this company and what they have to offer in support for questions on the chassis? This may be a dumb question but has anybody ever heard of Speedway chassis or frame?

[der Spieler]

Did you buy the car from someone in Iowa? The car I built several years ago was a Speedway. I sold it two years ago and the buyer recently sold it to someone in Michigan.

[butch27]

Speedway is the largest hot rod supplier in the U.S. They are in Lincoln,NE.

[ss125]

Originally Posted by der Spieler

Did you buy the car from someone in Iowa?

Nope, here in Michigan.

[der Spieler]

Their website is http://www.speedwaymotors.com

[Baby Huey]

Speedway Motors has a good Technical Dept. If you have questions call em up and ask for the Technical team.
"BH"

Speedway Motors - Street Rod Parts, Race Parts, Ford Flathead Parts, Sprint and Midget Racing Parts, Pedal Car Parts

[ss125]

Thank you for the information. I have this 2001 SS Camaro that if I think of changing a spark plug it costs like $1000 (that's a stretch, but everything is way overpriced on that car) and when I look at some of the prices on stuff that I want to get for this 23, it's like wow, the prices are reasonable. This is going to be fun. Thanks again.

[Rainman]

Originally Posted by ss125

when I look at some of the prices on stuff that I want to get for this 23, it's like wow, the prices are reasonable. This is going to be fun. Thanks again.

You will learn that you can do a lot to a T-Bucket for very little. They are a lot of fun to build. That's why I can't wait to find mine and get started on it. I had one about ten years ago...