Show Off Your Gasser!!

Just finished mine last week. Some would say I have a lot of work left though

 

1961 Falcon 383 SBC, T400. Runs 10's, all steel car.

 

How about "Show off your Gasser" frame? Getting very close to shooting a bunch of paint and bolting crap together.

 

Going under my 38 Chevy Coupe. Pardon the mess

 

With the body setting on it.

 

cool

 

The frame under my Willys gasser

 

Heres my 55 with new paint and a fresh engine..

 

Ran 11.3 at the nostalgia drags last april

 

Today was a good day....

 

You hit a mile-stone today, look'n good !

 

Looks sweet mate, havn't seen you about lately.

 

Nice to see the sedan is moving along well! Certainly will be a very cool ride!

 

Yes, looking good..Cool ride indeed; isn't it snowing now?

 

Up date to post number 552. First and second times out anywhere. Can't take credit for the pictures.

 

Very, Very nice!

 

Always a great to bolt the body on for the final time. Looks great. Not many Model A Gassers today.

The 40 looks great ! Love these cars done up as gassers. The 426 Wedge really sets it off. The color is perfect.

 

Got this on the road about a week ago.

 

I am jealous. I get to go home for a week and a half then gone for 3 months. I get to keep day dreaming about working on mine.

 

My 65 Nova, the Prime Suspect


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1962 Chevy II, 427 4spd. Only 14K miles on car. Original black paint.

 

Sweet !!!

 

Guy's thanks for all the good words. You really build you car for yourself. But I kinda got a big head when all you guys that have such good looking stuff!!! Liked it too.

 

A lot of very cool cars here. I like the individualistic style of these cars. Mine is parked in a different garage for obvious reasons (http://www.frontenginedragsters.org/forum/index.php?topic=444.90) There are a lot of gassers running up here in nostalgia racing and more being built everyday.
don

 

Tried to see that site but for me at least the photos don't show up? Can read the posts but no photos.

 

Can't put them here. I am sorry.
Up here we see older Chevies and the odd Studebaker as well as the more traditional types. Back in the day anything you could get your hands on was fine.
don

 

Hhmm

 

Our '33 Willys and son's '48 Anglia:





Our local drag strip runs a five race series for vintage gassers. They usually get between a dozen and 20 cars for the class. Very fun show to watch.

 

Your son a fan of the "Bizarre" TV show or is he named Super Dave?

 

His name is Superdave. He changed from Dave several years ago when his credit card magnetic strip wore out. The only way the credit card company would replace a card for free was if the customer had a name change.

He hung up the phone and called back a minute later:
Credit Card person: Hello, how may I help you?
SD: I'd like to have a new credit card issued. I've had a name change.
CCp: What was your name?
SD: David (Last name).
CCp: What is your new name?
SD: Superdave (Last name).

Trus story. Google Superdave Felt bicycle racer.

When my '49 Attic Anglia project is complete
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/attic-anglia.704777/
we plan to license both Anglias and drive them cross country to the West Coast.