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Rich Sufficool
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all Hurst and Hairy...[PIC]

The Hurst "Hairy Olds":

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(@Billy Collins)
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INCREDIBLE engineering in a great looking car / model.



   
(@jimsc)
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I saw this car driving on the streets in downtown

Minneapolis, Mn back in the day. I was maybe 14 years old on my way to church with my folks, when cutting through downtown I heard this open headers car, and this was it! It was being tuned at the dealership to run at MN Dragways later that day - and WE WENT! Cool memory...



   
(@bob-ilsley)
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Don't know who wired and plumbed the rear engine but running the fuel lines into the magneto housing probably wouldn't be such a good idea! LOL!!!!



   
(@bec23145)
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A Dr. Dolittle PushMePullYou in automotive form.


Saint Clair Shores, Michigan


   
(@mike-detorrice)
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A killer Olds and one of many H61 '66 and '67 442's that were home runs.



   
Marty Johnson
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We were soooooo lucky that H61 did these ambitious projects before fiscal realities kicked in.

These specialty cars are so rare today. The financial risks for diecast manufacturers make it very difficult to stretch their creativity as did H61 in their early days.



   
(@100ford2003)
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Amen Brother !!



   
(@vetteran)
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PICS - The first HWY 61 I ever saw was the Beswick '66 GTO. I bought it immediately.

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(@chris)
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Oh, without a doubt! In HW 61's TOP 5 for sure! The real fun with this model is when it ALL.....



   
(@chris)
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....comes apart! Just a HIGH level of great engineering on this replica! Love this detachable body!



   
(@chris)
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Right on! And.... most were selling for LESS than $60! Great replicas, great investments!



   
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