Mopar gassers?

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challenger gasser

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Just went throgh this whole thread:sleepy1:Do I have to come over the throgs neck bridge,,,,,,or you coming over here??We can run the Clearview or Conduit:glasses2: Sheeeet,I'll have to spot you a little,but FULLMETELJACKET will be my negotiator:tongue1:Here's my junk:toothy3:
 

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What about a ford gasser?

Also check this vid out [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaEAip2EOfQ"]YouTube - ‪1966 ply hotrod 2 step‬‏[/ame]
 
Heres on for you guys im building right now should have it done by the Hot rod reunion in june of 2012 in Bowling green its a 1940 dodge business coupe they are rare ive only seen five or so but they are really cool they resemble the coveted willys but im a true blue mopar fan when i bought it the previous owner had a small block chevy and four speed of course i told him to keep it this car needs a blown hemi and nothing else so i went out and bought a 331 hemi for it here are a couple of pics.While i was searching for parts or cars like mine i came across this fine example of my car as a gasser.
 

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Thanks i think so too its a 1954 331 hemi industriail motor it was in a portable light tower it was so cool i hated to tear it up im putting a 6-71 mooneyham blower on top it shoud be in the neighborhood of 650 hp i just installed wheelie bars and had a friend custom amke fenderwell hedders i will be driving it open hedder at the shows for a while its going to be all flat black with some old style lettering on the doors and back.its funny im more excited about this car versus all the perfect cars i have built over the years.it will also be a mopar 4 speed with a long throw pistol grip shifter knuckle buster.working on tilting the front end right now while the motor is getting slapped together.
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The Ferd bus--WHAT is with the 3 pipes, is that a flathead V8? V6/ ????
 
unrulyprocuda said:
Heres on for you guys im building right now should have it done by the Hot rod reunion in june of 2012 in Bowling green its a 1940 dodge business coupe they are rare ive only seen five or so but they are really cool they resemble the coveted willys but im a true blue mopar fan when i bought it the previous owner had a small block chevy and four speed of course i told him to keep it this car needs a blown hemi and nothing else so i went out and bought a 331 hemi for it here are a couple of pics.While i was searching for parts or cars like mine i came across this fine example of my car as a gasser.
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Very COOOL!!!Here is a few shot I took of Gary Fontana's coupe.I hope to get him to come to the York Reunion & Beaver springs for the Nostalgia Nationals:coffee2:
 

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Time to re introduce this thread. I've collected a few. The third one is Richard Petty of course. tmm
 

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Here's The Ramchargers! Ugly, early, but effective. Some of the later models I don't like but they're Mopars just the same.
 

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You guys need to be careful, here. While most of these old girls are "pretty cool," many are NOT "gassers." Even the "high and mighty" someone posted is running in C/A. Some of these cars posted are altereds, some are early funnies. In either case they are NOT "gas."
 
unrulyprocuda said:
Heres on for you guys im building right now should have it done by the Hot rod reunion in june of 2012 in Bowling green its a 1940 dodge business coupe they are rare ive only seen five or so but they are really cool they resemble the coveted willys but im a true blue mopar fan when i bought it the previous owner had a small block chevy and four speed of course i told him to keep it this car needs a blown hemi and nothing else so i went out and bought a 331 hemi for it here are a couple of pics.While i was searching for parts or cars like mine i came across this fine example of my car as a gasser.
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Car is looking good, can't wait to see it at some shows. :cheers:
 
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