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What kind of game is this?! Gassers are one of the weirdest and craziest drag racing classes ever. Why do they have it in front of them like a cart? Why is the engine sticking out from under the hood? Why is the exhaust coming from under the front wheels? All this makes sense, if you know where it all came from. In this video, I tell you how the economy of postwar America, the salt lake race, and the ingenuity of mechanics created an iconic style that is still recognizable at first sight. Timcodes: 00:00 - What kind of game is this? A First Look at Gassers 00:24 - Postwar America and the auto industry: cars in every yard 00:52 - Soldiers, boredom, and the birth of street racing 01:24 - Why racing is legal: too many deaths 01:45 - The Hot Rodding Association and the Gas Class Building 02:06 - Why are 'gassers' called this 02:30 - V8, injectors, superchargers - game under the hood 02:56 - Not enough power? Then we're playing with the masses. 03:14 - Weight back! How did you move the engine and why? 03:47 - Strange look: why do gassers have such a nose and sticking out exhaust 04:12 - Pickup suspension, uncut bridge, and fiberglass 04:40 - Mini tank in front and 10 seconds for 1⁄4 miles 05:08 - Gassers on public roads 05:38 – The Decline of the Era: Spectacularity Overcame Minimalism 06:08 - What's the replacement for the gassers? 06:45 - Results and where to dig next    • Гоночная дичь из семедисятых.   Hashtags: #Gasser #Gassers #HotRod #DragRacing #Tuning50s #AmericanTuning #HistoryAuto #Supercharger #Autoculture #DragRacing #CarHistory #gasser #musclecar #dragrace #hotrod