64/65 t-bird gasser

Has anyone ever seen or built a 64 or 65 t-bird gasser... pics?
I may be going crazy but it seems like it would be pretty cool...

 

that would be fantastic.

 

The calm before the storm...

 

if ya do it i wanna see it sounds cool

 

it would be just WRONG.

but I may be wrong?

show us a photo of a 64-65 t'bird gasser and I will stand corrected

 

I think you're right. You're going crazy.
Drag cars were light weight, not 2 ton personal luxury cars.

 

Air chisels, and hole saws...

 

Too big a pig for a car,let alone a gasser!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5k of land barge.

 

that sounds like a bad idea, there is a good reason this hasnt been seen. just jack up the front and stand back and look. No the 64-5-6 tbirds would look much better as a flying car with no wheels at all. a personal luxury space commuter. if anything pull a glass mold over the whole body for a funny car, but the real thing is too complicated of a vehicle.

 

I think it would be more of a Street Freak than a Gasser.

 

I think it would be the first. My first car I ran was a 64 Bird in heavy class. it did ok in that class. But that all I had at the time.

but that is a heavy car to get moving in any gas class. I think if you raise the front you would also have to raise the back because of how low and long they are. If not I think the beck would drag.

 

There used to be a T-bird that ran B/Gas[8.60s] in the old Good Guys Racing Series,I think he was out of Utah,BIG inch Ford motor.I think the bird was a 67 though. ROY.

 

This is why Ford made the Thunderbolt.

 

How about a 68 Fleetwood gasser ! That would be real cool to. wow.

 

I figured this was gonna be a love it or hate it kinda deal. Haha. The car is gonna get slammed and get a wild paint job. The car is for my old lady so there will probably not be a straight axle in its future. Its just one of those wild ideas that grabbed me by the boo boo...

 

Build a model of one and have fun with it. It could be an interesting project in plastic, not sure how cool it would be in steel.

Bob

 

I clicked on here because I thought there was a picture of one.. Like seeing BigFoot..
FIL has a T-Bird, that he put on Harbor Freight car dollies. While moving it around, it
snapped the bolt off on the wheels of the dolly. Must not have been able to support the
weight..

 

I remeber seeing a 63 Bird out at Bakersfield running the gas class. It was full tube chassis car. Very cool looking!!!!!

 

Sooper Gasser Yay!!!

 

HAHAHA SICKKKK!!!. Just like back in the day bro!
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