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48 minutes ago, Snake45 said:

That's pretty darn close, but the "Largest...Habra" line should be in the black or dark blue. 

Still, I might get a set of these. Thanks! B)

These were made a few years ago for someone who was building from an original, and that's the color he specified. They can actually be made any color you want. 

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Looking through back issues of The Rodder's Journal, makes me think that this little wagon would make an Awesome push car for an early dragster. Borrow the wood push bar from the '65 Chevelle wagon, or scratch build your own. Use some small sponsor decals on the back or side glass, and throw a tool box in the back.

Easy-Peasy Nifty Project.

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On 12/28/2020 at 10:17 AM, Daddyfink said:

Just found this 

"I know it's geeky, but this is still my favorite. What, is Don Nicholson about 7 feet tall? Am I seeing a 4 lug front end with a 5 lug rear? Some funky front fender flare work and probably some torch work in the rear wheel wells. I'd like to know from any primary source to be sure, but I think this was a '62 fuelie 327 under the hood and a T-10 4-speed. Don't know what the rear is. Front clip paint doesn't exactly match the Ermine White on the rest of the body, so it may be fiberglass. With an unlimited budget and tons of garage space, I think this would be what I would want to build, with no parts made after 1963."

Early Nova/Chevy ll Funny Cars | Chevy Nova Forum

The reason for the flared front fenders is because it looks like the front wheels have been moved forward to me. Was that legal in this class or was there a little cheating going on. (imagine that)

Posted
3 minutes ago, oldscool said:

The reason for the flared front fenders is because it looks like the front wheels have been moved forward to me. Was that legal in this class or was there a little cheating going on. (imagine that)

It might also be that he is running slightly larger diameter wheels and tires as well. 

Posted
56 minutes ago, Daddyfink said:

It might also be that he is running slightly larger diameter wheels and tires as well. 

Book says it retailed the stock 13" front wheels (note the 4 lugs), with 15" on the rear. 

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On 1/2/2021 at 12:28 PM, Snake45 said:

Book says it retailed the stock 13" front wheels (note the 4 lugs), with 15" on the rear. 

But those front tires sure are taller than stock

Posted
On 1/2/2021 at 12:27 PM, oldscool said:

The reason for the flared front fenders is because it looks like the front wheels have been moved forward to me. Was that legal in this class or was there a little cheating going on. (imagine that)

I think in FX, 2% of WB was acceptable, for moving the wheels forward. Yep! Four lug wheels. My first car was a '63 Chevy II, and it had four lug wheels. Dyno clearly has a beefier rear axle than stock!

Posted
1 hour ago, niteowl7710 said:

This kit should be in stock at most brick and mortar hobby shops (and probably the bigger mail order places) as of this morning.

Yes indeed. Can't complain about how they're moving off my shelves.

Posted
18 minutes ago, TransAmMike said:

I'm sure one of the several Dyno Don fans on here will recreate this one.

I'm giving it serious thought, but that won't be my first one. B)

Posted
4 hours ago, Justin Porter said:

Yes indeed. Can't complain about how they're moving off my shelves.

You don't have a website?

Posted
5 hours ago, slusher said:

Saw a seller selling them already and it wasn’t preorders...

I ordered one on Ebay from a seller named automodels2. Supposedly, it has shipped and they have provided a tracking number, so we will see.

Posted
2 minutes ago, larman said:

I ordered one on Ebay from a seller named automodels2. Supposedly, it has shipped and they have provided a tracking number, so we will see.

That's my LHS, they have them. 

Posted
8 hours ago, Rodent said:

You don't have a website?

Don't currently have a site but oddly enough Facebook has put together in the past couple of months a fairly solid online storefront which I use for a small amount of supplemental e-business. Sort of our starting point that if it grows enough we'll move to a full blown dedicated page and online storefront. We do really well with our local customers in Northeast Ohio thankfully. 

Posted
21 minutes ago, ChrisBcritter said:

Three strikes - checked HobbyTown USA in Northbrook, Des Plaines Hobbies, and Hobby Lobby in Deerfield; not there yet. No more shipments until next week.

Check Hobby Lobby in about November, maybe they'll have it by then, but I wouldn't count on it.

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Seems strange that eBay vendors have it before all the big internet hobby shops like modelroundup and eBay vendors are cheaper also.

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Ebay seller automodels2 has sold out, Thankfully I ordered mine from them before they sold out. The last buyer bought the last  6 of the '63 Nova wagons.

Edited by ranma

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