Cool Old Decals

paid 50c for this one back in 1972. Money went toward the new dragstrip being built. I was 12 at the time.

 

Here's a cool book on the subject........

 

Money well spent Kev - don't suppose you'd want to donate another $5k to get them to flatten it out again.....

 

Wow, now thats a nice collection Kev. Im gonna have to find that book.

 

Just checked..............it's available on Amazon.

 

The old Moon Equip' fridge at Mooneyes...........

 

Is there anything you don't have Kev? Cool fridge.

 

Are any of those re-popped ?

 

Mooneyes catalog has a good selection of repos. Make sure they are in stock if you decide to order any.

 

Yeah alot of them are but they look crappy IMO. You can still get originals of lots of them. I have some for sale in the classifieds and they show up on Ebay sometimes also. If theres something specific you want let me know, I might be able to round one up for you.

 

Not all that old, but the favorite "stickers" in my collection.

 

Kev,what's the name of that book?

 

The Art Of The Decal.

 

Thanks.Gotta get that.

 

How many of you remember this decal?

 

Here's my Dad's tool box I got from him a few years ago. I've got a picture of the Christmas he got it and I'm crawling around so it must've been '68. If you want larger pics go to http://classicdragsters.com/v/automobilia/ and you can see them 2592x1728.

 

That story and the fact that you have dad's tool box is way cool.

 

I've got a huge binder full of several hundred waterslides, mostly roth stuff, that I keep intending to scan and assemble into some kind of website, because I just have sooo much free time.

Here's a batch of decals I got during my last frenzy of eBay obsessiveness:

http://positiveapeindex.blogspot.com/2007/03/lick-my-decals-off-baby.html

 

61 Cad, I love the Jim Clark one, holy crap, didn't even know there was one.

 

Asked a certain crew chief if he ever actually used STP one time and he said: "Yes, it goes on every car we build. Couldn't run without it!"