I found this site as a link on the NTBA site. I am a retired Air Force Firefighter and currently working for a local manufacturing concerns shipping and receiving dept. I am not very well versed in the Hot Rod area and will be looking for advice from the experts here to upgrade my ol Ford Performance T-Bucket. Also an avid motorcycle rider (short rides and long hauls). Sure glad to have found this site and looking forward to meeting some of you here and any events around the south west US.
TexasBiker & new T-Bucket driver. N. Of Dallas Tx on the TX OK line
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jammersspeed
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welcome to site !
sgtpontiac
Older, Wiser and Still Buildin'
Yes sir.....Welcome to the site....
Thanks for your military service and you'll find about everything you need right here to help you upgrade that vehicle .....Pic's are always appreciated and lots are even better......[cl[P
Thanks for your military service and you'll find about everything you need right here to help you upgrade that vehicle .....Pic's are always appreciated and lots are even better......[cl[P
Old Iron
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Welcome to the RRR
Glad to have ya
Glad to have ya
rainman
Rough Rodder
Welcome to the site!!
And thank you for you're service!!
And thank you for you're service!!
Blue Eyed Devil
Devil's Advocate
Welcome from another vet. Will try to steer you in the right direction whenever possible... [ddev
goose-em
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Welcome aboard!
meyek91974
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longtime former mil firefighter and 1st time bucketbuilder too!
Welcome!
Actually I have never heard of the ntba so that's one for me. This past spring I started collecting blue oval parts to build a t-bucket, then came son's tball, now basketball,... you know - life happens. Oh well, I expected two to three years to build.
What are your plans? what picture's in the knoggin that you want to build? I am doing a '59 straight-6, '57 3 speed, '62 rear, and I found a brass radiator!!! I saw a model T at a museum that had a wood slat truck bed; about 3'9" wide and 4'6" long...... I'll have to find a pic
Where ya goin with yers?
Welcome!
Actually I have never heard of the ntba so that's one for me. This past spring I started collecting blue oval parts to build a t-bucket, then came son's tball, now basketball,... you know - life happens. Oh well, I expected two to three years to build.
What are your plans? what picture's in the knoggin that you want to build? I am doing a '59 straight-6, '57 3 speed, '62 rear, and I found a brass radiator!!! I saw a model T at a museum that had a wood slat truck bed; about 3'9" wide and 4'6" long...... I'll have to find a pic
Where ya goin with yers?
sneakysnake
"There’s nothing new in originality"
Welcome from the OK side.
JeremyL
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Welcome to the site!! I grew up mostly around the Paris, TX, area and still spend chunks of time there when I can. One of my good friends runs a rod shop there, if you're ever in the neighborhood you should stop by & check it out.
Bonehead
Skull Master
Welcome to the site.
Got Rust?
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Welcome to the site, lots o' friendly folks glad you joined.
Snake Farm
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Welcome aboard! This is a great bunch of folks here at RRR, you'll love it here. And yes we are a visual bunch so lots of pics will make you very popular 
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cantwell.colton
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down by corpus christi -- lemme know if i can ever help ya find anything your needing- in other words dont be a stranger.
T DRIVER
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T DRIVER
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Sorry
welcome to the site NOT WELL sorry for that
welcome to the site NOT WELL sorry for that
