A faux-vintage sticker on a real vintage motorcycle. I thought it might be real, or based on an old logo, but the "Go Fast or Go To Hell!" tag line rather gave it away!
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Showing posts with label sticker. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Monday, March 12, 2012
D-Gas
Stickers and writing in the quarter window of a beautifully presented '55 Chevy 150 gasser. Gas class racing started off to allow guys with hot street rods a place to race, but eventually it morphed into more modified, stock bodied racers. High straight axles, wide slicks, and colored plexiglass side windows were all hallmarks of a gasser. It's probably my favorite style of hot rod, even more than the classic roadster.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Choice of Seven out of Ten Saw Owners!
An unintentionally funny sticker in the window of an abandoned shop.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Surf Naked!
This is a vintage bumper sticker for Plastic Fantastic surfboards, which were made in Huntington Beach, California, from the sixties up until the 80's or so. It's on the back bumper of a '66 Mustang notchback, an original, black plate, one owner from new California car. I loved this car. It was mostly original (the owner had done some engine work, and it had some different wheels on it), and it wore it's 45 years with pride. Some pitted chrome, faded paint, a little surface rust on the back axle, foggy plastic lenses, that worn spot you get on the door top from leaning your arm on the sill while cruising, it was all there.
And a bunch of period stickers.
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