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STP had two sticker colors. A bright red for advertising, and a dark red for sponsor/contingency decals.
The dark red would photograph better in black and white.

 

How about this one?

 

This thread jogged my memory and I remembered I have a old 12" Andy Granatelli STP sticker somewhere mixed in with all my old hot rod magazines. HRP

 

The Racers Edge
Dealer door/window sticker is 8" x 12"

 

Mondello is a large 5" circle
M&H is approx 7" circle

 

Re: Deuce Daddy Don's post above. I entered my roadster in the roadster show after many years of wanting and wishing (I was mostly a coupe guy all those years). My roadster wore that little sticker proudly until the day I loaded it on a transporter and shipped it to it's new owner in Florida. I tried to get it off but it wasn't going to survive so it went with the car. Here's hoping I get another one one my new roadster.....

 

So does that mean "send to Poland"?

 

This is my favorite

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No... It means Stop Teasing Pollock's!

 

Back in the early 60's, when I was cruising the streets of Atlanta, we called a window full of decals a "Full Race Window".

 

Back in the 60's it wasn't uncommon to see hot rods with the side glass covered with stickers , at least it was like that in my neck of the woods. HRP

 

Can't forget the Hamb stickers. HRP

 

I bought a couple of old magazines the other day, this one is Rod and Custom 1966, still has the STP decal in there. Pretty sweet find actually.

 

Not only what you got, but where you raced!

 

My high school car looked like that, until I got a fix it ticket for them.

 

I think most showed what you wanted...... not what you had.

 

Around here, most of the stickers were something many guys thought they just had to put on their cars.
I spent many a night asking guys why they had two different brand stickers for the same parts? A few guys had multiple stickers for cams, headers, oil companies, and oil additive brands stuck on their car. Always good for a laugh at their expense.

Through the years I had a few stickers for parts I had on my cars, but most I just couldn't bring myself to install on the cars. These days, Summit, Speedway, Jegs, and a collection of other speed shops and parts outlets send stickers with every order. My wife usually pitches a pile of them once a year. You can't even give those away any more. Gene

 

Had 32 of these on the back quarter windows, both sides. And was starting a row on the passenger side front window when I sold the Ot Super Cobra Jet.



And of course a Land of Ned sticker

 

Yeah i kinda have had a mallory problem lately found this online had to have it ,,, dealers water decal 10"x4" any guesses on age?? gonne frame and hang over workbench ,,, smiles for miles
fabricator john
miss you dad

 

Anyone have picture of early Carrillo Rod stickers

 

I'm still "stuck on stickers".

 

Check on this site (not mine) He has a bunch of stickers

https://dragstripsgone.com/

 

First time I saw this logo art ,was Giovannoni cam sticker,but seems a few others took the art an used it. Or is there a story ,I don't know?. There was a speed shop garage in Barberville Fla. just down the street from the oval race track with very close too same art in its signage.

 

Decal from 1966.

 

Ran one of these cams in a flathead.