Read on to rekindle fond memories, learn about some models you've perhaps never heard of before, or maybe even trigger a model-car purchase. 0:00 / 0:00 Badman '55 Chevy Gasser by Monogram ...

Don Waldron once traded a fiberglass Model T body for a gennie steel '32 Ford five- window. The owner of the '32 thanked him for such a great deal. Don has owned 100-plus Willys race cars. The ...

While virtually any production vehicle could be turned into a gasser, the category was dominated by specific years of certain makes, including 1940-’42 Willys coupes, 1933 Willys Model 70s, Ford ...

Hot Wheels has announced the winner of the 2021 Legends Tour: it's a 1969 Volvo P1800 gasser owned by England-based Lee Johnstone. Built from a bare shell, the ...

Watch Roadkill’s Junkyard Gold host Steve Magnante talk model cars, magazines, and his Fairmont Gasser on the latest episode of MotorTrend Working From Home.

Hot Wheels is bringing back the ’55 Chevy Bel Air Gasser drag racer known as Candy Striper, or at least it will if fans unlock the model in a new crowdfunding effort. The toymaker produced 4,000 ...

This 1941 Willys served race duty on the front lines of the “Gasser Wars,” somehow surviving beyond its race car prime and falling into the hands of Hot Rod Ranch.

Largely forgotten now that Nash Motors is no longer around, the Ambassador was a pretty innovative rig back in the day. The brand's flagship model, the Ambassador, debuted in 1927 and remained in ...

Based on otherwise unassuming production models, gassers are, generally speaking, blistering fast, no-nonsense machines. There are several telltale signs that a car is a gasser.

The Hot Wheels Legends Tour wraps up at Jay Leno’s Garage with a handful of finalists from around the world. Judges picked Lee Johnstone’s 1969 Volvo P1800 gasser to be the next car to get the ...

We were there when "Ain't No Saint," a 1:64-scale die-cast model of the 1969 Volvo P1800 Gasser that won the worldwide Legends Tour contest, was introduced.