1970 Dynamic Anglewinder Brass Chassis – Custom 1/32 McLaren M8A Slot Car A true piece of slot racing history from the golden era—when the fastest cars weren’t bought, they were built. This custom 1/32 McLaren M8A was hand-assembled circa 1969–1970 by Captain William Wilson. Documentation found with the car (dated 12-9-69) places him with the 21st Weather Squadron (USAFE), the first fully deployable weather squadron supporting air and ground operations across Europe during that period. A rare and fascinating provenance that connects this car to a very specific moment in time. Car Details: Chassis: Dynamic brass anglewinder features guide droparm, "batwing"' sidepans with soldered pin tube body mounts. Motor: Period-correct Mabuchi 16D Drive: Angled alloy gear setup Wheels: Dynamic set-screw alloy wheels Guide: Dynamic guide flag Body & Presentation: Detailed and accurately finished McLaren M8A Can-Am Includes Bruce Mclaren driver figure and correct period decals. Classic low, wide Can-Am stance that defined late-60s performance builds Condition: Runs strong and smooth with excellent handling characteristics Rear tires are dry but still usable Light sanding or replacement will significantly improve grip Natural patina on brass chassis could be polished , but might be left as evidenceofauthenticity. Slight staining of body above front wheels as occurs on most cars of this age as front tire rubber vapor stains butrate body material. Body has no cracks or blemishes. Car appears to have been tested only. Why This Car Matters: This is not a reproduction or modern build—it’s an authentic period car from the era when serious racers fabricated their own machines from brass, wire, and ingenuity. Cars with documented builder history are rare. One tied to a USAFE officer stationed in Europe during the Cold War? That’s the kind of story that doesn’t come along twice. About the Seller I’m Jim Cunningham, a lifelong slot car racer with over 50 years in the hobby and host of the Slot Car Clubhouse in Sherwood, Arkansas. I’ve been collecting, building, and racing since the 1960s—and I know what’s original, what’s right, and what matters. Every car I offer is carefully evaluated and honestly represented. Visitors are welcome by appointment—come see this one in person and let’s race! +- 🏁 About Me I’m Jim Cunningham , longtime slot car enthusiast and founder of the SlotCarClubhouse and OmniSlotBox . With over 50 years in the hobby, I live to share its history and excitement with fellow racers and collectors. Let’s keep the spirit of slot car racing alive — one lap (and one discovery) at a time. Thanks for your interest! ~ Jim Cunningham