) in the first column means that a picture of the actual car is available.An exclamation point (!) in the first column means that a picture of a similar car is available.Manufacturer from United States of America
This manufacturer of in the 60's made an extremely "Dynamic" set of chassis parts. You could basically get any motor, any wheel base, and mount the chassis on pratically any body, in both 1/32 and 1/24 scale. Dynamic parts can still be found at reasonable price from collectors. Dynamic was a subsidiary of AMT. Dynamic cars are very rare. Their chassis' parts are very common, but (funny) their own cars didn't use the chassis that made them famous. These famous chassis were sold separately. Their own cars used a angle-winder brass chassis, and are very hard to find.
If a car has mixed makers (chassis and body from diferent manufacturers), it will be listed as 'chassis-maker/body-maker'.
A camera () in the first column means that a picture of the actual car is available.An exclamation point (!) in the first column means that a picture of a similar car is available.
Last updated on March 25, 2002| Description | Chassis/Body | Scale | Catalog | Color | Condition | |||
| Dragster | (Dynamic) | 1/24 | C5 | ||||
| 1968 Ferrari 350 P4 Can Am | (Kal Kar/Dynamic) | 1/24 | ? | Red | C9 | ||
| 1969 Ferrari 612 Can Am | (Dynamic) | 1/32 | AW32009 | Red | C9 | ||
Total of brand 'Dynamic': 2 factory cars, 3 total.
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