ACME Recreates One Of The Most Famous Advertising Campaigns In Automotive History

ACME Recreates One Of The Most Famous Advertising Campaigns In Automotive History

In 1972 Oldsmobile teamed up with Hurst Performance Products to build a modified Cutlass. They called it the “Hurst/Olds” – and collectors are crazy about them. In 1972, a convertible example was used as the pace car – the first time in speedway history that an automotive parts manufacturer’s name was included in the pace car title. It was a bold step – and so was the manufacture of this figure of Hurst’s “Miss Golden Shifter”, Linda Vaughan, perched atop a scale model of the trunk-mounted platform she rode at Indy, and at other pre-race promotional events. We’ve got a sample on its way – stand by for a full review in the coming days!

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