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Dr. Cranky

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Talking about bugs...did anyone read in the new issu of Hot Rod

the reconstruction of the original lightning bug? interesting.

I grew up watching the former lightning bug racing in Puerto Rico

under Diego Febles care. Good memories of that classic gasser.

http://blogs.hotrod....gend-14699.html

Vaya,

Here's the link to the article in HotVW's magazine. Came out december 2010.

http://www.hotvws.com/images/Back%20Issues/2010%20Back%20Issues/Contents/pages/12%20Dec_2010%20Contents.htm

Saludos.

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Cool car indeed, but not a Gasser....it's an Altered. Not being picky...it's just that this thread is supposed to be about Gasser Inspiration and I just wanted to make sure someone who might build this car doesn't make the mistake of calling it a Gasser... :o)

Heres a link to one of my favorites. The High and Mighty 49 Plymouth by the famous Ramchargers.

Ramchargers2.jpg

http://www.allpar.co...igh-mighty.html

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If you wanna see some cool old true gassers actually running for some inspiration...look at these youtube videos! A few of the cars are from my old track where I worked...Connecticut Dragway! And BTW...the above car, The High and Mighty, is shown running at 4:14 in the video timeline!

And the second...another excellent video!

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Here are shots of my daily driver. Bought the car in 1964 for $75 finally got it on the road in 1995! Has 354 hemi, '54 4-speed Hydro, '56 Olds rear end, all the old parts. I did all the work except chrome plating and upholstery. Oh and I made a fiberglass front end from the original sheet metal. See the story here. http://www.hotrodders.com/projects/001/01.html

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Here are shots of my daily driver. Bought the car in 1964 for $75 finally got it on the road in 1995! Has 354 hemi, '54 4-speed Hydro, '56 Olds rear end, all the old parts. I did all the work except chrome plating and upholstery. Oh and I made a fiberglass front end from the original sheet metal. See the story here. http://www.hotrodder...cts/001/01.html

2439D3-4_rear3.jpg

THIS is your daily driver????

....mine's a Toyota?......... :angry:

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