Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

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[Ron Ward]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

That is wicked cool. Wow!

Ron

[malc]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

Why did?nt you look on Gassermadness ? ;D
http://gassermadness.com/Thompson03/stack/index.htm
Third up from bottom. 8)


Oh, and here,
http://www.south1967.com/quartermiletribute.htm
Third row up from bottom, extreme right, it?s an Anglia, apparently. :-\

[malc]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

It is similarish,squints, to this, a 1960 Ford Anglia.


Here?s a hot one, 1959. ;D

[Brian Lohnes]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

Sweet!

Brian

[jays67]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

Why did?nt you look on Gassermadness ? ;D
http://gassermadness.com/Thompson03/stack/index.htm
Third up from bottom. 8)


Oh, and here,
http://www.south1967.com/quartermiletribute.htm
Third row up from bottom, extreme right, it?s an Anglia, apparently. :-\

THATS PRETTY FUNNY THE TOP PICK THAT IS MY UNCLE GENE AND HIS AUSTIN BEHIND THE WHOOP ASS CAR

[McGuire]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

The body is not Anglia but '58-'61 Lloyd Alexander. Defunct German make, was part of Borgward, which also included Goliath and Hansa. Tiny car, smaller than an Anglia. 2-cyl. 4-stroke engine.

[Brian Lohnes]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

Bill KNOWS cars. Wow.

Thanks for clarifying that! The "Goliath" marque sounds like it may have been misplaced on one of those little jobbies.

Brian

[oldsman71]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

that little thing looks like a handfull :o, I wonder what it ran?

[Mike-Casella]

Re: Lohnes Pic of the Week: Whoop-Ass Gasser

Seeing as how Bill mentioned Borgward, I have the mold to make the motor mounts for those, just in case someone has one with the original engine. Right! :-\