23 Jan 2007 at 22:36 #1 _NoName_ _NoName_ Permabanned Joined 5 Jan 2005 Posts 102 Location NW London, UK YES! Bigger
23 Jan 2007 at 22:37 #2 penski penski Permabanned Joined 9 May 2005 Posts 20,834 Location NE8 OMFGASSER! *n
23 Jan 2007 at 22:44 #3 JRS JRS Soldato Joined 6 Jun 2004 Posts 19,850 Location Burton-on-Trent Sweeeeeeeeeeet
23 Jan 2007 at 23:13 #4 PardonTheWait PardonTheWait Soldato Joined 26 Aug 2003 Posts 24,290 Gassers make my willy dribble. They also make me want to go and look at Ed Roth pictures. Edit: I've always wondered - why are they called gassers?
Gassers make my willy dribble. They also make me want to go and look at Ed Roth pictures. Edit: I've always wondered - why are they called gassers?
23 Jan 2007 at 23:29 #5 Lashout_UK Lashout_UK Soldato Joined 2 Mar 2004 Posts 11,919 Location SE England As far as I know it was termed for cars of the 1960's era that had full bodyshells and ran on standard fuels. (The standard fuel - gas - being the bit that gave them the 'gasser' tag)
As far as I know it was termed for cars of the 1960's era that had full bodyshells and ran on standard fuels. (The standard fuel - gas - being the bit that gave them the 'gasser' tag)
23 Jan 2007 at 23:46 #6 PardonTheWait PardonTheWait Soldato Joined 26 Aug 2003 Posts 24,290 Lashout_UK said: As far as I know it was termed for cars of the 1960's era that had full bodyshells and ran on standard fuels. (The standard fuel - gas - being the bit that gave them the 'gasser' tag) Click to expand... I guessed that much, but it's sort of become the name for that style of car as opposed to the class now, right? Well not sort of, it has
Lashout_UK said: As far as I know it was termed for cars of the 1960's era that had full bodyshells and ran on standard fuels. (The standard fuel - gas - being the bit that gave them the 'gasser' tag) Click to expand... I guessed that much, but it's sort of become the name for that style of car as opposed to the class now, right? Well not sort of, it has