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Bookmark or Share- Body Styles: What Is A Gasser And Where Did It Come From? - Street MusclePhoto from www.rodauthority.com. The term “Gasser” refers to a style of drag race car that was prolific in the late 1950s through the 1960s that ran on gasoline as fuel, as opposed to race fuel. These cars typically competed in “heads up” drag races that were classed by engine size and car weight.
- Gasser (car) - WikipediaOverview. Model years. 1950s to early 1970s. Body and chassis. Class. Hot rod. Chevrolet A/Gas racer at Mantorp Park, Sweden 2023. A gasser is a type of hot rod originally used for drag racing. This type of car originated in United States in the late 1950s and continued until the early 1970s.
- What Is a Gasser? Build Details and Our Top 10 Picks - MotorTrendWhat Is a Gasser? Build Details and Our Top 10 Picks. Johnny Hunkins Writer Hot Rod Archives Photographer Feb 10, 2021. See All 29 Photos. If gassers didn't already exist, we'd surely find good...
- 10 Fabulous, Forgotten Gassers From Drag Racing’s Golden AgeHere are ten great examples. In the drag racing rule books of the era, the formal title was the Gas Coupe and Sedan category, but everyone called them gassers. The principle is pretty simple: start with a basic production car with a coupe or sedan body, and then build in almost every sort of engine and chassis modification imaginable.
- Dissecting the American Gasser | DrivingLineJune 14, 2015. Story By. Tim Sutton. Where and when did it come to be that nose-high-and-to-the-sky graced drag strips across America? In the '30s and '40s there really wasn’t much in the name of Gassers, as it was the beginning of modern day drag racing.
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