Tony Nancy

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Norm Grabowski's 1922 Ford Model T-Bucket of Sunland, California. The Lightning Bug iteration of Norm's Model T was completed in 1955. Featuring a red rolled and pleated interior by Tony, it hit the scene like an atom bomb in the mid-1950s, and it started a T-Bucket craze that spread across the nation like wildfire.
Buddy Alcorn's 1950 Mercury was originally restyled by the Ayala Brothers at Gil's Auto Body Works for an undisclosed owner in 1952. Buddy Alcorn of Dominguez, California acquired the car in 1955 and promptly took it to Barris Kustoms for further enhancements. Bill Farley, who knew Buddy back in the day, believed the interior of the car was the handiwork of Nancy.


Cars Upholstered by Tony Nancy

Norm Grabowski's 1922 Ford Model T Bucket - "The Lightning Bug"/"The Kookie T"

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