Here's a start to finding parts for your T bucket.

www.snydersantiqueauto.com/model-t-body

 

Windshield parts.

http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/windshield-parts

Welcome to the community. I hope you enjoy it here. You should post a picture,, I think I saw a picture of it on that other place.

Thanks for doing an intro.

I think speedway is big for T bucket parts

http://www.speedwaymotors.com/Shop/T-Bucket/21.html

TMJ

Thank you and thanks for posting the picture, it went upside down last time so I didn't want to risk it happening again lol

 

Your Welcome. For the picture.. Thanks for Joining our shop. Nice clean looking "T"  First off You have large B-lls for going out and getting a Hot-rod to live your dream. I hope your hubby is helpful and willing to support you..Get him to join this board if he should need any help.. That was not to take anything away from you. It's your dream. I sure hope it turns into that great dream for you. Joining here was another smart move. We have members here from every walk of the hot-rod scene, With thousands of hrs of experience.. None of us could build one in a week-end, you watch too many phony car shows   I am sure you are in good hands with the members on here. We will be glad to help you with your learning curve. Be patient some times people are busy with life and only get on once or so a week. I am sure our "House Mother Janice" will be along to welcome you. She is a great asset to the board and she has been with us for several years and put up with a lot of razzing from us..All in fun..I hope your not here to-day and gone tomorrow. I would suggest you poke around the site at some of the topics check out events, and friends of the ELTA as they have a great and I do mean Great summer bash coming up in Aug, Bring your Husband and meet lots of us.. Thanks for coming over and joining us...Have fun and ask for anything and somebody will help..  

 

Oh yah, What's wrong with the exhaust that you were wanting to change it??

Click here to view many "T"Buckets  https://www.google.ca/search?q=T+buckets&biw=1548&bih=767&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj1ybin64_NAhUC_R4KHb0TBV0Q_AUIBigB

Thank you for the kind welcome.  lol hubby is great, just can't see the point of climbing in and out of a car with no doors, and worries because this thing passes everything but a gas station With very little effort.  I have been "cruising" around the site and I am impressed...I have no idea how I'm going to figure out the horse power calculator...or if I should even try lol, but first thing tomorrow I'm going to check out my engine code to see what year it is.

Re: the exhaust pipes.  Snoopy as I affectionately refer to him, needs some cosmetic work. The chrome has some bare spots and needs tlc.  I have rubbed every piece of chrome til it shines, but there are some areas that were not looked after very well. I want to replace and repair what needs to be done then he has to get painted as the fibreglass body looks like he's a turtle.

 

Coat the window with rain x you won't need the wiper.

Welcome to the site, from Etobicoke.
What you need to do is find a hotrod friendly shop in your area to do the certification.

Welcome from Vineland.

If I tried that I'd be in the "shop". I pretty much crawl in and have had a couple of not so graceful entrances - one that split the seam on my pants and gave me a new appreciation for yoga folks. 

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Don't know if you are old enough to have watched 77 Sunset Strip , from back in the day , but actor Edd Byrnes who played " Kookie " used to run and jump in his T because of lack of doors ....let's see you try that one !!

 

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Welcome aboard, lucky for me my wife has also been bitten with the car bug. Not hot rods (though she likes them) But we bought her a little Crossfire sports coupe back in 2010 and have been down to the Tail of the Dragon several times, and met 100's of like minded enthusiasts and stay in touch.

So keep up the enthusiasm and get out to meet some people, that's the best way to learn and it's fun!

I know once my Truck is on the road I will be getting out to cruise nights, ELTA aswell as as many other Hot Rod events.

Once again welcome from Craighurst

V2addict, Angelo

Welcome from the North shore of lake Erie, Great looking little ride that you have there,..alway's loved the T-Buckets, from the first one I ever seen back in the '60's,...I just don't fit into them very well. You might also consider placing an ad in Kijiji, under " Classic Cars ",...for any parts that you require,..there are a few T-Buckets and T-Bucket projects out there for sale,..and quite possible the owners may have some extra parts laying around that they would part with. Don't be shy about placing an ad in Kijiji Classic cars for parts,...seems that there is a whole lot more parts in there for sale than there is Classic Cars now days. Enjoy the Forum,...great place,..and equally great people in here.