Item #1110 Keeling & Clayton's "California Charger" AA/FD

One of the most beautiful dragsters of the early 70's was the Keeling & Clayton fueler that was the last car to have a Kenny Ellis tail-piece body with the parachute tucked away. Tom Hanna did the nose which was added about later. The first race with the nose was the 1970 Supernationals which the Charger won. The car also got the Best Appearing Car award. Among other trick deals, the car had a unique single wheel under the body to act as a wheelie bar. Driven by Norm Wilcox, Steve Carbone and most noteably, Rick Ramsey the car was a terror on the West Coast and was among the most photographed diggers of all time.

The Keeling & Clayton dragster includes such details as:
- Aerodynamic die-cast and tampo-printed tail piece body - 204-inch wheelbase design
- Removable upper body panel exposes detailed interior -
- 392 hemi engine that's fully wired with ignition wires and flexible fuel lines
- Hollow simulated Goodyear slicks on five spoke Halibrand mag wheels
- Detailed tubular framework and fuel tank detail
- Fabric seat belts and shoulder harness with photoetched buckles
- Color scheme detailed from actual vintage racing pictures and reference data from Jerry Clayton.

	Even if you don't have any of the other 1320Inc Fueler Series diecast cars - GET THIS ONE!

#1110 - Keeling & Clayton - "California Charger"

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