AMAZING.I spent 2 nights on the gassers.I just spent tonight on El Diablo.Time well spent.I have been a 55 junkie or over 40 years.I can't get enough of them.I have them in every scale.1/87 all the way to 1:1.Thanks for putting this together. Tom
Mine is a 69 block. Not sure about any differences between it and later blocks. I am using a cast aluminum polished Cloyes timing cover. The PJ gear drive has a pin through the center of the main gear that is designed to be ground down slightly until it just fits behind whatever timing cover you are using. The exact dimensions are not overly critical. You just grind it and trial fit it until it fits comfortably behind your cover and doesn't walk forward and back. It comes with instructions and I did not use an "installation kit". Fairly simple install. Good luck!
Bob i am thinking of installing a pete jackson noise geardrive on a 1982-350 -330hp chev and wondered if you had to use the installation kit, please let me know thanks ..Alan
Hi everyone, I haven't watched this page for awhile. Sorry for the late replies.
No Mercury Mouse boat for sale. Sorry. Put a want ad for one in your local auto/rv trader and see what you come up with. Good luck!
Thanks for the kind words on the gasser site. I have added my email at the top of the site (anderegypt@aol.com). Feel free to drop me some of your gasser pics or questions/comments either way.
hi there. did you say you had a mercury mouse boat? i have been looking so hard to find one. you don't want to sell it by chance? please write me if you do.thank you.
How do I get hold of you? I can't find where to write or email? I want to ask some questions, and would like to send photo of my 55' Chevy 454 for your website????????Stan smc7211@ca.rr.com
hello, i would like to send you a photo of my 1956 chevy gasser that i have raced for the past 20 years. please let me know where to send it. thanks, ron
Help the 55 in picture 208 is on its way to England and i'm trying to find some history on it. it was supposed to have run in the nhra western in the 80's as the Berkley assassin and then as rat attack can anyone help
This sight is the best I've seen for GASSER pics especially my favorite years, nothin looks nastier than a rigid straight axle in the front of a 55,56,57 chevy. How can I submit a couple of pics of my snubbed nosed HONKER to ya ? Built a few tri fives but never a staight axle rod. Been buildin this double nickel for a few moons ( gotta hotrod shop which means customer cars come 1st) but this homeGroan is almost roadworthy , maybe a week or so. Good GASSER vids source for ya is Jackson videos. Thanks mista for you inspired me to work a few hours after the punch clock to be ready for BEECHBENDS HOTROD REUNION in kentucky this year. I'll be the one rampin up the rpm's & grabbin 2nd before I let'er touch the ground only to bang 3rd & 4th while gnashing my teeth hopin my overpowered lil mouse holds out till the ET & MPH displays at the other end of the too short but fulfilled trip.Thanx Steve
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