Description of Nova picture.
- joneworlds@mailbox.org

Because  some people  can't see.  Or use  a gopher
viewer that  can't show  pictures.  I will  try to
tell you in text what I get with my eyes.

A model  car sits on  top of a yellow-sh  piece of
wood, facing  to the right,  at a 40  degree angle
relative to picture edge. Behind the piece of wood
is a  white flannel  sheet.  The  car is  a yellow
coupe from  the late 1960s, lightly  modified as a
race car.  It has a  black and blue stripe running
from the rear  all the way to the  front, and also
behind  the side-rear  window up  to the  roof.  A
black stripe  runs up the  center of the  hood and
over the induction scoop,  and appears to continue
across the  roof of the  car.  The wheel  hubs are
chrome with five  triangular holes surrounding the
center.  The end  of a yellow traction  bar can be
seen in behind  and ahead of the  rear wheel.  The
rear  tire is  slightly over-sized,  with a  white
triangular   marking   and  "Hoosier"   in   white
lettering. The  side of  the chrome bumper  can be
seen, in the front.

On the passenger-side door below the window, there
is  a  large decal  about  the  same size  as  the
window, saying Super Nova,  with Super in red with
white  outline,  and  Nova   in  blue  with  white
outline.  On the side  of the windshield, there is
the number  12.6 written in large  white numerals.
The induction  scoop on the hood  says 383 Stroker
on  the side  in black  letters.  Surrounding  the
right-front   tire,  there   are  racing   decals:
Champion  (orange, black,  white), Moroso  (black,
white), Hurst (white,  red, black), Hooker Headers
(red,  yellow), Mr.   Go  gaskets (black,  white),
Cragar (blue, white) ,  and Valvoline (red, white,
blue).  On  the side-rear  window there  are three
more  racing decals:  VP fuels  (red, blue),  Auto
Meter  (yellow, black)  and  Fram (orange,  black,
white).  Above  the rear tire is  a GM Performance
Parts decal in black.   There are rubber debris on
the lower  part of  body panel  immediately behind
the rear fender.   There is a red  marker light on
this  rear panel  near the  chrome bumper,  and an
orange  and  black  one  at the  front  near  that
bumper.