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Old 01-26-2008, 01:06 AM
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T Parts and Show

Hi, I always wanted a "T" bucket and finally built one. If I can give you any advise, build one with a long wheelbase, cause they ride better,and aftermarket frame,cause the original frames crack and twist. Better safe than sorry . If you want to save $$ go to swap meets. On JULY 12th 2008 there is going to be the *Model T&A Nationals Show/Swap/& Nostalgia Drags at Tulsa Raceway Park Drag Strip, in Tulsa Oklahoma. There will be a lot of T's to get ideas and questions answered...also lots of part at the Swap and from the New parts vendors You should be able to find anything you want, plus see some great cars and races. PLUS they have a Bikini Contest. I am going to be there with my T ! Hope to see you there, my car is called "NO Cruel 'T' "
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Old 03-28-2008, 07:58 PM
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re: Guide for beginner hotrodders

Very helpfull guides.. learned ALOT .. thanks
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Old 03-28-2008, 08:35 PM
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Hot Rods can be a grate way to learn.

I found out when I was young ,that it is best to listen to the older guys about what worked and what does not. (but don't listen to a bULL****er) The good guys have long learned knowledge and can make hotrod building so much easier. Hey if you love Nostalgia Drags and Hotrods, Come to Tulsa,Oklahoma on JULY 12th, for the Model T&A Nationals Carshow-Swapmeet-Nostalgia Drags and Cruise.at Tulsa Raceway Park Dragstrip...Great Time and BIKINI Contest Show open to all T-buckets, Ratrods,woodys,Hotrods and Racers ! food music, and fun, just smell the nitro.....
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Old 07-06-2008, 06:31 PM
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Wow

Where has this site been all my life? This is by far the best site on the internet for any hotrod lover. ALOT of helpful info and I just found out about this site accidentally late last night. I'll be visiting this place quite often.
Great job.
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re: Guide for beginner hotrodders

Thanks for getting this together, I am going to have my son look over every one of the links.

Thanks again!
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