Collecting trading cards - Automotive

There were a lot of different sets of cards printed over the years,,,Spec Sheet,Drag Nationals,Race USA,Drag Champs,Hot Rod,IHRA and the list goes on and on,,even Don Garlits did a set of cards.


I have several different cards from different sets and some duplicates, I'll post some later.

I even have #8 Spec Sheet card of our own Dean Lowe. HRP

 

That's a cool one....I have a few different ones...even some post card type...I also have some nice dealership "New car" promo ? cards... not sure if they qualify.....anyways here's s sampler.......and what's up with Bill Rolands "T" being called ....you will see....

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All I have are the magnetic cards RockAuto sticks in my orders. I stick them on my shop cabinets. The odd ones I give to the Grandson. I keep the HAMB friendly stuff and the muscle cars.

 

Found these in an antique shop a couple years ago.

 

I love the card collecting hobby & was very active in it back in the 90's. I still have everything, I will have to look for the car ones & post some.

God bless
Bill
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Have some full sheets of hot rods in tubes somewhere in the house or shed. Haven’t seen them in 25-30 years.
Sure they will sell at my estate sale.

 

L.A. Roadsters Spec sheet. HRP

 

You guys might know this guy^^^

 

Clay Millican’s inaugural season with the NHRA, 1998. He was sponsored that season by the Chicago White Sox, somewhere in their front office there must have been a fan of drag racing!

 

This one came from the CHRR in 1999.

 

Trak Auto had a series of cards about 20 years ago. These are the only ones I still have.

 

More Indy cars, the Floyd Roberts/Bill Holland card must be from the early ‘50’s but I have no idea who issued it, or what series it might have been part of.

 

and then there were Odd Rods