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08-20-2003 11:58 PM #1
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T-Bucket frame....
Does anyone have the design specs for the bumper to bumper frame for a t-bucket?? I would like to build a car from the ground up, and since I saw all the work George Barris did I would like to make a modded T.
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08-21-2003 08:05 AM #2
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Here ya go.
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08-21-2003 01:43 PM #3
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I am 17, so I won't leave a widow behind. It never really does rain here except for certain months, and you can see when it is coming. It would be built with a top and a hood, so it would prolly be more like a truck with no bed. I may go with a Cobra roadster instead, but my dad will advise me on where we will go with the project. I live in South Eastern AZ, so is there anyone near here who may have parts or something for me to buy as far as an engine goes. Looking for chevy, but will be ok with ford. Dodge would be kool too, just looking for something cheap and in need of lots of TLC.
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