Let's see those old time performance stickers!

[68Rcodeman]

On the oil pan of my 135 CJ Mustang. Survivor.

[68Rcodeman]

On windshield same car.

[Clark Coe]

Dash plaques from local club autocross and road rallys.

[Dgasman]

A few of mine

[jayb]

That Kendall GT-1 sticker is cool; I've never seen that one.  Looks real '70s.  I like the old Milodon stickers too...

[bartlett]

Its all I got ...   (not performance)

[ScotiaFE]

That's probably the best one yet.
Although I'm not a Yank it's still a classic.

[fetorino]

OCIR seeing that makes me want to cry.

[FOMOGO]

[Nightmist66]

Just for the sake of beating a dead horse.........











No, none are for sale.
These were a few of the older ones.

[shady]

from 1976. and yes that is shag carpeting behind it.

[chris401]

Rescued cabinet being used as a B12 drum cover a few years back. This last tornado took off STP (top right) and left the wheels.

[hvywrench]

Kinda late to the party on this one.
My first top box:





My brother's top box:



Then I thought that I remembered putting a bunch away 'somewhere'...found em:



And some jacket patches...who the heck saves a book of doorjamb lube stickers?? Never mind, dumb question...



And some iron-on transfers, remember those??

[Nightmist66]

Neato! 

[mlcraven]

Gratiot Auto Supply...that was the place back in the day. Never did it myself (too young and a chickensh-t) but knew a few ballsy fellows who would drive their iron across from Windsor or Sarnia ON down to Detroit, install speed parts (headers, intakes, carbs, etc) in the parking lot and drive back.  Canada Customs -- or whatever they were called back then -- were none the wiser.