As one of the world's most popular early cars, the Ford Model T frequently found its way into the hands of customizers. One of the most common names for these early hot rods is T-Bucket. These cars are named for their use of the Model T's passenger compartment, which when removed of its roof and stripped of its fenders, largely resembles a bucket. These cars commonly feature powerful aftermarket engines which are placed on full display, usually only obscured by a front radiator. These modified cars vary greatly in power and build, leading to a wide range of customized examples.