The Toolbox

Installing the rear end onto the frame was easier in theory than application.

Disassembly needed a little tricks and tips and elbow grease to loosen the bolts and keep the project moving.

Preparing our new crate engine to turnover came with unexpected drama

Our project prompted alot of great questions and we searched for the answers, without taking time away from Speedway's real customers YOU!

Because the best stories always start by saying “So we decided to build a car…”

Removing the body. One step closer to being able to put it back together.

Disassembling the dash and steering column

Next on the to-do list was removing the rear axle assembly (aka the rear end).

Pulling it a part, so you can put it back together again.

The Bucket Beauties. Bri, Betsy, Alanna, Jess and Katie. This team has is all. Five Speedway Motors ladies. Five months. Building a T Bucket using only Speedway Motors parts.