I was compelled to convert mine into a Nomad, complete with stock-like badging (NOMAD, 5.7L EFI) made by using a high-tech “laser printer”, overhead transparency film, translucent red paint backed by silver. 

For you computer geeks, this printer was the first that could be programmed in “PostScript”, a then-brand-new reverse-Polish notation computer language that still lurks in the heart of Adobe.  Quite a few other firsts for me on this model – painted sandpaper made perfect grey carpet, 30-gauge wire for the antenna (long since evaporated), metal spoiler for correct scale thickness (also long gone), polished smoked acetate windows, custom licence plate.  This wagon, usually paired with Les Smirle’s white convertible, graced many Hobby Show displays, leading to a thick coating of sawdust and edible oil.