Episode Synopsis "Episode 17 -- Jim Unruh's "Blue Car" Neotraditional T-Bucket"

The components, the stance, the look: Jim Unruh's T-Bucket looks like a true 1960s hot rod, but construction only started in 1997. Learn all about it and how you can build a cool looking one, too!

Listen "Episode 17 -- Jim Unruh's "Blue Car" Neotraditional T-Bucket"

More episodes of the podcast Hooked on T-Bucket Hot Rods

• Episode 17 -- Jim Unruh's "Blue Car" Neotraditional T-Bucket
• Episode 16 - Rolla Hessel's "Bud T" and the NTBA
• Episode 15 - Dennis Broeske's "Nastee" 1927 T Coupe
• Episode 14 – David Gadberry’s Low-Bucket
• Episode 13 - Piero De Luca's "Tweedy Pie" Clone
• Tim Taylor's 300K Miles T-Bucket
• Ed Iskenderian's Legendary T Roadster
• 2019 T-Bucket Nationals Report
• Bob Collins and the Fred Steele Ventures in Space T-Bucket
• Chuck Penry's Stylish 1960s T-Bucket Hot Rod
• Tom Booth's Fantastic "Torsion T" T-Bucket
• Kerry Smith's Potvin Supercharged T-Bucket
• Don Garlits' 1927 T Roadster Paves Way for Dragster Success
• Danny Eichstedt "Leg Show" T-Bucket Hot Rod
• Episode 3 - Doug Siemen's Hand-Built Steel Traditional T-Bucket
• TV Tommy Ivo and his Legendary 1950's T-Bucket
• Introduction to Hooked on T-Bucket Hot Rods Podcast