Early T-bucket . . .

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Bill Cleveland
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Early T-bucket . . .

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The way they used to build 'em . . . :) :)!
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We've come a long way baby........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)!
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Re: Early T-bucket . . .

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Bill, that's an original Bonneville Salt Car. The same photo exists in Wendover, Nevada; but really do not recall which bar I seen it in :? :? :?
Now that I get to thinking about it - - Don't even remember what year I was there :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Indeed Mike, T's have evolved into a phenomenon not many understand. We all need to keep them alive :)! :)! :)! :)! :)! :)!
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