My uncle’s gasser… #dragracing #dragster #hotrod

[petew]

Definitely my favorite once again
Ever time you make a video on her she just keeps getting better with time 😎

[jerrykeel]

This bad boy is ready to run .. a great piece of history .. those were the days .. simple and fast and lots of guts .. and good times ..I am 73 and yes I did a lot of drag racing in our ‘ 55 Chevy ..

[chriscurry]

Good God that is Awesome!!! And it really is a time capsule, built and raced in the 60's, Man I love me some Gasser drag racing!! Southeast Gassers !! Best Drag Racing on the Planet!!

[John-kzbu]

SO Udderly awesome 😮 real piece of history ❤❤😊😊😊

[jademoon]

SUCH A BEAUTY!!!MADE WITH THE LOVE OF THE SPORT!!!

[vanpenguin]

Every amateur band to play a neighborhood outdoor festival:
"Oh, man!
We got a really killer cover of Long Cool Woman!!!"

[randallruble]

No gauges. You ran it by listening to the engine and feeling the vibration of the car.
Tried to teach my ex-wife how to shift a car with a manual transmission by listening to it. She grround a lot of gears and never could learn.

[nessie]

That’s bad ass! Bread box tunnel ram, real magnesium wheels, one piece tilt. Is that a 327?

[carlhollenbeck]

Beautiful Old Iron that's a real car 👍

[adambutton]

Ahhhh, I wish I had the privilege of meeting The Man! He had real talent, common sense and good taste!!! A Chevy, small block!!! A 283? That double throttle rod connector is freakin AWESOME!!! So, double Holley 750's or Edelbrock? The interior is Cool as Hell!!!
That "Poser gasser" the other day with all trimmings of a street you need to show him that work of Mean Machinery and tell him, , , "That's NOT a gasser!!! THIS, , , IS A GASSER!!!!" 🤣👍😈☠️😎 HELL YEAH!!!!

[clarkmorgan]

Now that's badass I didn't have any uncles like that. May be a good thing. 😅

[orvalaltwasser]

What is it? A Studeabaker with a small block Chevy?

[Handles_are_good_for_holding]

What was the thinking behind Gassers and having the front end way up high like that? Was it just to allow for a bigger engine and higher flowing exhaust? Or was there some kind of reason for that style? Like not wanting it to wheelie or move the weight back? I never could find anything that actually made sense behind that just how they did it.

[phillipthethird]

What year is the Stude ?
My Dad had a '41, very similar.