History A History of the Anglia Gasser

Lawman

 

Mite Two

 

Want to thank all you guys for keeping this going. Neat cars!

 

Austins are not Anglias.

Roo

 

Calder Park, near Melbourne in Victoria, Australia. The panel almost qualifies as an Anglia as well as it is a Thames and was based on the later Anglia/Prefect.

Roo

 

any new builds or redos going on ??

 

I've got one in progress. It will have a chassis that Chuck finders tutored me on. I'll be setting it up to drive on the street but painted up like a '60s/70s gasser. I hope that qualifies. Check out the referenced build below.

 

looks good !! KEEP THE ANGLIA STUFF COMING IN

 

Driver. Might try nostalgia drags in the very near future.


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seen your build awhile back -some where on the hamb- nice clean & well done ! i liked you using the leaf springs in the rear ! car looks like it drives out nice ?? thanks mike

 

Bell & Zalewski

 

One i cropped and cleaned up a bit posted by @1934coupe .

 

Gamueda Bros

 

Texas Outlaw Anglia Circuit cars.

 

That's a great picture LarryT. I wonder where those cars are today? Putting around or still tearin' it up somewhere I hope.

 

The red one on the near end turned black with lace and cobwebbed fenders. <<<<<< It's sitting patiently waiting for another rebuild. It gets worked on occasionally.

 

Can anyone tell me something about the history of my Anglia project. The previous owner only remembers he got it in 1966 and it had a 265 SBC in it, which he sold. The only thing I could read on the side was the name Tom Mills. It was in the Detroit area. The cowl is cut out for side exit headers I presume.It had a narrowed ''37 Ford tube axle up front.
Anybody?

 

Some from Paradise Dragstrip in Calhoun Georgia from the Southeast Gassers race today

 

Has anybody seen any more pics of this yellow chop top Anglia? Looking for history on it? Was ran in the Pacfic Northwest in the 60"s, raced in Ohio drag way 42 .

 

4 Lug fronts

 

Probably a stock front end under it. A lot of them were. The early models used a wide 5 style hub and the later models used a 4 lug hub.