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T-Bucketiers in CATs Land
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T-Bucketiers in CATs Land
Hey all you T crazies in the Northwest
Just received a communication from Isaac in Baton Rouge, Louisiana inviting us all to the 1st NTBA Regional in Baton Rouge. Event will be week ending 4-9-16. Catch up on the info about event on this site, (EVENTS - Cajun Regionals 2016). If you're adventurous and would like to make the trip, drive or trailer your T, let's get together and see if we can plan out a convoy South. We have a couple extra rooms available to soften the motel bill. Would be awesome to have 3 or 4 T's from the Northwest to attend.

Please feel free to contact me here anytime......lyle & Sandy
Please feel free to contact me here anytime......lyle & Sandy
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Come on folks, doesn't anyone in the Northwest have an adventurous side??
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ahhhhh, come on Northwest T's, there's gotta be more crazy T people out this way besides Sandy and I...... Post a comment, or even better a pic of your T car.......Please

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You are a better man than me to try that trip, I am not up to it.
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Re: T-Bucketiers in CATs Land
Larry - That's a nice looking T
How did you come up with that clever tie-rod cover?

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Thanks, Its a zippered roll bar cover that I found on E-Bay and it was long enough that I used it on my steering column and tie rod. I really got it for the column but since I had so much, I decided to do the tie rod to. Doesn't do much other than looks and does help with small chips and such.
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Sweet T Larry!
WOW, my oldest son would love the yellow scheme. How did you "paint??" the V8 on the grill? Naw Larry, I don't think I'm a better man than anyone else, just have been playin' solitaire with 50 cards to long!

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Thanks, the V-8 was painted by a cardboard cut , I painted the yellow on first in an area big enough for the v-8 and then attatch the cutout and spray the rest black. remove the cutout and you have the V-8 emblem in the color you want. easy as can be. I have the V-8 cutout if anyone wants to use it.
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Thanks Larry. My grill is removable and powder coated. Will check with my powder guy if it's possible to do the same with a powder coat. If not, rattle can Rustoleum may do the trick......lyle
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Hey there Larry.... My powder coat guy said it could be done, but the nice straight lines - - WON'T BE.
Guess I'll be using Rustoleum Rattle Can Yellow.