Don Parscale's "Swiss Cheese" B/Gasser

I received a series of photos in my email from Don Parscale.  Don ran a nice little B/Gas Anglia a number of years ago and wanted to share the photos with us.  Thank you Don.

Byron

SWISS CHEESE 

"B" GAS ANGLIA. RAN IN THE SOUTHWEST IN LATE 60'S AND EARLY '70'S OWNER, DRIVER, AND BUILDER DON PARSCALE, BEST ET 9.98 AT LIONS IN LONG BEACH CA. BEST TIME IN ARIZONA 10.03 TUCSON DRAGWAY. ENGINE 292 CHEVY (BEFORE ALUM HEADS) HILBORN INJECTION JOE HUNT MAG. ROLLER CAM FOUR SPEED TRANS. CAR WEIGHED 1800 LBS. HAD TO ADD LEAD TO 2100LBS. CAR ALL STEEL EXCEPT
FIBERGLASS HOOD. REALLY WILD RIDE!!!!!
THANKS, DON~~~

By the way...if you happen to be a machinist, you might want to check out the little gizmo that Don developed and is selling through his website.  Looks pretty clever to me.

Byron

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As usual, click on the picture for a larger version.
On it's way to the light, Don's Anglia looks like it was a nice piece.
Ready to go home until next weekend.
If you've ever wondered what "quarter-elliptic" springs look like, take a gander.
From the back.
A nicely drilled axle!
Interior shot

Nice sanitary trunk, with the battery where it belongs.

The business end.  A steel head 292" SBC.  A real staple of the gas class racers.
Couple of shots of the car just hangin' round the house.  When's the weekend gonna be here?!