GASSERHOTRODDERS,
Gotta get this thread started,,,thanks to the encouragement from others here on the forum,,,Here goes,,
Always liked the GASSER's since I was about 15. Had to have one when I saw a 1956 Ford Fairlane, "done up right" at a small, local car show here in El Cajon California.
The completed gasser (black and white) in the PIC below, is the car that grabbed my attention about two years ago, I have been on the hunt for a 1956 Ford Fairlane, Victoria, ever since.
The black and yellow 56 Victoria is what I purchased in December of 2012. Found it on craigslist. Shipped it from Missourri to San Diego. Got it home January 25th. Having your new baby transported across the USA can be stressful!
Been through alot of cars over the years,,THIS ONES A KEEPER!
My projects tend to accelerate a bit like a locomotive, slow at first but once I get rollin - I've been known to go a bit overboard,,gonna try and keep this one in the reasonable range.
56 VIC - Tom
Gotta get this thread started,,,thanks to the encouragement from others here on the forum,,,Here goes,,
Always liked the GASSER's since I was about 15. Had to have one when I saw a 1956 Ford Fairlane, "done up right" at a small, local car show here in El Cajon California.
The completed gasser (black and white) in the PIC below, is the car that grabbed my attention about two years ago, I have been on the hunt for a 1956 Ford Fairlane, Victoria, ever since.
The black and yellow 56 Victoria is what I purchased in December of 2012. Found it on craigslist. Shipped it from Missourri to San Diego. Got it home January 25th. Having your new baby transported across the USA can be stressful!
Been through alot of cars over the years,,THIS ONES A KEEPER!
My projects tend to accelerate a bit like a locomotive, slow at first but once I get rollin - I've been known to go a bit overboard,,gonna try and keep this one in the reasonable range.
56 VIC - Tom