Interior: The interior is all business, featuring a custom-bolstered 1963 Galaxie seat, 1-3/4-inch/0.090-wall mild steel cage, a brace of Stewart-Warner and Sun gauges, and a period-correct fire extinguisher.
Exterior: Beginning in late-1963, Holman-Moody began painting its team cars with George Barris custom colors as a way of drawing even more attention to the successful racing operation based in Charlotte. This car was originally sprayed in Candy Tangerine, a color that moves between orange and red, depending on the light. Craft found PPG's three-stage Indy Red to be as close as you'd hope for and had Phil Smith lay down the different layers: a copper-colored base, red-tinted clear, and a final clearcoat. NASCAR Hall of Fame historian Buz McKim did the hand-painted lettering.
McKim did a fantastic job with the period-style hand-painted lettering and numbers, using original photos as a reference (see photo on the floor).