asked us to cover the build-up of a 1967 Chevy II into a gasser for Car Craft magazine, we jumped. Most cleverly, Speedway visually converted this '67 into a '66, making it more era-correct.

See All 37 Photos For that reason, Car Craft has combined forces with Speedway Motors of Lincoln, Nebraska to build a gasser-themed project later this summer. It's a dream come true for me ...

Is a Triumph Spitfire a typical choice for a gasser? Absolutely not! But British roadsters done up in this style aren't ...

See All 33 Photos See All 33 Photos For many, Radir wheels and slicks are a must for that classic gasser look, so when building the car Hanley turned to Richie Conklin, another Dead Man’s Curve ...

There are several telltale signs that a car is a gasser. The most visible is the ... and the names of various partners that contributed to the build, are inscribed on the blue sides of the vehicle.

A renewed interest from aftermarket manufacturers like Speedway Motors and Holley, plus the typically low cost of project car entry, make building a gasser well within reach for the average hot ...

Blasted model cars. Lousy junk. Whose idea of fun was this, anyway? Try the 10 million folks who buy and build Revell/Monogram plastic model kits each year. The Morton Grove-based company ...

A company called American Gasser Hot Rod Shop out of Saginaw, Michigan had the same thought and built such a car. Now we can all ... The result is a super clean build that retains “as much ...

Instead of scrapping it, he decided to build it into a gasser powered by a 454-cubic-inch ... Autoblog learned from a spokesperson. Turning a car into a toy is a surprisingly lengthy and ...

we check out a nationally known car called “Mischief.” Don Heidt worked with Dave Kindig to build this one of a kind 1952 Pontiac Chieftain. Jay also hops in a 1971 Chevy C-10 gasser truck ...

Nicole Johnson explores the theory behind vintage gasser class drag racing cars and drives Steve's horrific creation. MORE ON STEVE DARNELL: Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, Steve is the WelderUp ...