pogo69

There used to be a company called ' A Little Different' out of florida that started selling H/O parts including hood decals with hand drawn instructions i dont know if they were around in the 70's but they werr in the early 80's

Don R.

There was a guy named, I think, Don Hartman, who sold repro Hurst stuff through a company called Deez Ltd. He specialized in the later Hurst models so I never used him. I think there was some copyright problems and the company became "A Little Different" later.

1969Hurst

You need to be careful with the hood scoop decals as there is a 'left' and a 'right' decal, they are not uniform, they are 'directional'. You would think that would be common sense but I have seen them for sale on ebay where they are both '1' side and even seen them on restored cars as incorrect.. see below example, even though it was a replica....

don71

I've enjoyed this thread Don. Thanks for sharing the story and many pics and for taking me back...in time.

z11375ss

I 2nd the heck out of that. Thanks

tru-blue 442

^^Me 3! Thanks Don.

pogo69

old school instructions on the hood scoop decal...