Dyno Mav

[madhorseman]

 

 

Not quite finished yet, I just started decalling it.

[vintagedragcrazy]

Man that looks nice your doing an awsome job!!!

vince

[angelo7]

My type of car.  Beautiful.  Been looking for one of these but they are hard to find.  Everything looks good on this one.

[cobraman]

Very sharp Roy.

[MAGIC MUFFLER]

Wow ….. does that ever look good!!!

[gtx6970]

I like it.

And same here. ....been looking for one myself

[MGL]

Very cool, I like it.

[Jeepxj]

Great job.Looks good either with,or without the decals.

[Davewilly]

very Nice!

[Snake45]

Very, VERY nice! One of the best renditions of this kit I've ever seen! Well done and Model On!

[vintagercr]

Very nice!  I love the old pro stock cars.

[dragcarz]

One of my favorites, great job!

[gardnerpag44]

This is a great looking build , looks good with the decals and with out , I have a few of these I forgot all about till I seen this build now I'll dig them out and start building some 

[Ron Hamilton]

That is one beautiful model.

I have fond memories of that car. At a race at Acquasco, Md in the '70's, Dyno Don was about to race "Da grump" when his drive line locked up after the initial burnout. Unfortunately the car could not continue, and we pushed the car up on the trailer. Having a pit pass has its advantages.

[Jmaracing]

Awesome looking build Roy!

[fairlane1320]

Looks great! Is there a SOHC under the hood? 

[madhorseman]

Thanks Everyone.

Ron Hamilton: That has to be a truly COOL memory!!

Ron (from Michigan): no SOHC motor, I pieced mine together by first buying a built '71 Comet off EBay with the intention of using one of the Maverick resin bodies that are available. I later found what was advertised as a Maverick funny car body, in styrene. So I didnt get a choice of engines and it has a Boss 429.

[slusher]

Super sharp and clean build Roy..

[Truck parts]

That is a sweet build, Great job

[Force]

Nice work!!

[Rrrrrrumps]

the original ProStocks, they were the bomb! I just love that you were able to find a Maverick to work with...and ProStock ta boot! I love the idea of the original pro stocks, it captures the ideals of the "run what'cha brung" of the southern match racing, and just plain smack you in the face on what the factory involvement (lack of publicity) played to make ProStock the monster it has become. I still love ProStock, along with ProMod, they remind me of the 60's, wild and crazy creations...love'em. It's all history and nothing will change the fact that there were some wild carz running back then and they're still running now. Good work, nice history.