Gasser Madness! - Kool April Nights Drags 2002, Redding, CA

		One of my favorites was this very cool Ford Shotgun powered T-Bird. Foolish me, I forgot to ask who owns or drives it!



	Here's what I'd call a "semi-stealth" Nova...I mean it looked strong, but you wouldn't guess it had a blower by looking at it. Very nice piece.

	Here's Tom Easterday's 62 Dodge. I figure that there's about 12 people in the world who like these things...and since I'm one of them and this is my website...! If you're wondering why it's on the trailer, that's because of that black thing lying toward the front of the trailer...aka...the driveshaft.



	It's gotta be around here somewhere!
	The Storey & Hayes 55 Chevy was excellent! Truly a nostalgia car. Great work guys.

	Ho-hum...just another pass with the wheels up. Mr Hooper (?) did this on every pass...for about 300 feet!
	This duo ought to take you back a week or two!


	Another very nostalgic tri-five was this 56 Chevy.


	Always did like the 63 1/3 Galaxies. What caught my eye on this one (sorry it doesn't show in the photo better) was the "1964 Winternationals Participant" decal on the passanger windwing. I asked the owner about it, and he said that, yes the car was a participant in that me, but no, he was not.

	Last time I saw this Chevelle was at the Inagural ADRA meet at Fallon, NV last year. He was running A/GS there.
	Nice looking (and healthy) Charger.
	Always have had a soft spot for Cougars...and this is a quick one.
	VERY cool looking Ford Coupe. 32 with a 34 grill?


	Jamin Joey's cool little 33 Willys

	This little roadster could be relied on for a wheels-up photo op on every run.
	Another beautiful roadster.

	When did John Force get here?? <G>
		Fred Ward's unusual 33 Willys Panel is a real showpiece. He had some problems making it stick to the track, but anything running quicker than 9's was having that problem.