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I love the t bucket. They look like so much fun, while being so absolutely uncomfortable and impractical. I would so have one. And that one looks perfect.
I'll play!
1956 F100 Big Window! Family truck I received from Brother In-Law a few years back. Have gotten lots of information here on FTE!
Put together a YouTube channel for friends and family to keep them informed on the progress.
40 Grit Garage https://www.youtube.com/@40gritgarage67
Thank you, ingo. I've been following your thread and am impressed with your work. You mentioned my wheels. They are chrome reverse, 15x8 front; 15x10 rear with paintable centers. They were purchased from Sacramento Vintage Wheel. I love it when somebody comments/questions about where I got the wide beauty rings.
Thanks for the kind words. I always bought my rims from Whellsmith, but they've become very expensive. I can't find Sacramento Vintage Wheel. Can you post a link?
I also run 15X8 & 15X10 ;-)
Thanks for the kind words. I always bought my rims from Whellsmith, but they've become very expensive. I can't find Sacramento Vintage Wheel. Can you post a link?
I also run 15X8 & 15X10 ;-)
I tried to find Sacramento Vintage Wheel and it turns out Sacramento Vintage Wheel has closed their doors. Looking back, I bought those wheels in about 1996. I looked on the Web to see if I could locate another source with no luck. Who knew that a hot rodding staple like chrome reverse rims would just disappear.
I tried to find Sacramento Vintage Wheel and it turns out Sacramento Vintage Wheel has closed their doors. Looking back, I bought those wheels in about 1996. I looked on the Web to see if I could locate another source with no luck. Who knew that a hot rodding staple like chrome reverse rims would just disappear.
Who would have thought companies like Rick's Antique Auto Parts, SoCal Pickups, and Mid-Fifty would disappear?
I'm still here too. I try to check in about every month or so when I'm not actively working on the truck, which has been a while now... the plan was to get the e-brakes hooked up, and to put the motor and trans back into it last spring so I can move it in and out of the garage at least, but instead I drug home two additional car projects that ate the summer and fall up entirely!
I'm still here. Just not checking in as much as I should. Too many non truck projects distracting me lately. Need to start making more time for trucks.
Rezvani's Latest Post-Apocalytic Monster Is a Ford F-150 Raptor Underneath
Slideshow: Called the Fortress, the 850-horsepower pickup combines Raptor underpinnings with military-inspired features, survival equipment, and a starting price of $285,000.
