Posting pictures of my 2 cars that have original Dealer Tag stickers. Anyone else have these on there cars.

68 Monza Coupe Palomino Ivory 140hp 4sp
68 Monza Coupe Grecian Green 110hp 4sp ( daily driver 31 years)
65 Monza 4 door 140hp PG
1989 Gmc Vandura full of corvair parts


Grand Forks BC

Hey, I know where Lethbridge is! Our company just finished shipping several truck loads of displays that are in the new Lowes store there!

Ed McClintock
Cleveland TN
Choo Choo Corvairs
'61 Lakewood,,63 Vert, '83 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler- [www.cj-8.com]

My '66 had the grove Motors decal from Alberta when I got it.

James
West Kelowna, BC

1965 Corvair, Corsa, Convertible 180/4 - Artesian Turquoise w/ white interior
1966 Corvair Corsa Coupe, 140/4 - Aztec Bronze w/ black interior
2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Turbo
2016 Dodge 3500 Crew Cab 4x4 (for hauling cars, trailers, fifth wheels, quads, etc.)
2013 Victory Car Hauler (enclosed)
2019 Express Car Hauler (Aluminum, Enclosed)
2015 Polaris 570 EPS
2016 Polaris 570 SP
2017 Corvette Z06 Convertible

My Mothers 63 Monza came New from Taylor Chevrolet in Rochester NY. They used to drill and attach the dealer tag. It was worse when it was mounted crooked. And then they would always rust where the unprotected holes were drilled!
Cheeze!

Corventure Dave

Pretty sure the car wears its original paint, guessing the tag is original as well.

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Todd Klawitter
De Forest WI


1963 Monza Coupe
1965 Monza Convertible
1965 Corsa Turbo (sold)
1972 Olds 442 Convertible

[www.capitalcitycorvairs.com]

I still have the one that was on my 60. It came from Guyan Chevrolet in Ashland, KY.

It was drilled on of course and looked nasty. So I welded up the holes, but if I could have cleaned it up, I considered keeping it on the car.

Lee Adkins

A Cave Man car
1960 2dr Coupe with pg
Color Tasco Turq.
With Ermine white top.

Catlettsburg,
In the Beautiful state of
North/East KY!

Not the best pic, but the only I had from then, 1997!

2016!

Here is mine, B&A Chevrolet was located on Avenue road in Toronto. Its amazing to think this badge is probably 50 years old and is in such good condition.





Canadian 1965 Corsa Turbo Convertable

Mods/Options:
Wood Telescoping Steering Wheel
Tinted Windshield
4 Speed manual
Blow Through Fuel Injected with EDIS6 Ignition, Wastegate, Megasquirt 2, Air To Water Intercooler
Disk Brakes Front + Rear
HAL Coilovers Front + Rear
REV 107 17" Aluminum Rally Wheels

Ya. both cars original paint. Paint is getting really old thou. Want to paint Ivory car soon but don't want base clear. Wish we could paint with factory laquer.

[corvaircenter.com]

Kevin
Medina, OH

The actual factory lacquer was never available for painting in the aftermarket. The original lacquer was an acrylic reflow type. This requires high temperature to flow the lacquer to get the gloss without sanding and buffing like aftermarket lacquer paint (i.e. 10 coats of hand rubbed finish, etc.). The bodies were painted and baked before any soft stuff (wiring, upholstery) was installed.

Even shops that advertised "Baked Finishes" did not have ovens with temperature high enough for reflow paint. If they did, all their jobs would have required removing upholstery, etc.

I have a small collection of dealer emblems I removed during my stint in the collision repair business. No decals though, too hard to remove in good shape.

Note: "Factory Pack" lacquer was regular aftermarket lacquer that was put in the can at the paint factory, then shipped to a local jobber. The other method was mixed from toners in your local auto paint store (jobber).

Frank DuVal

Fredericksburg, VA



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Emblem = Colorado
Plate = California

my 64 Monza has a Bill Smith, Tulsa emblem

My Wagon.



Sam Russell
Durham NC
1962 Monza Wagon
1964 Spyder coupe

jasonscorvairs .....Did I miss something with your post/pictures?

solo2r Wrote:
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> jasonscorvairs .....Did I miss something with your
> post/pictures?

Seems like it -

Jason is referencing the "dealer tags" / dealer business name that dealers put on new cars - in the 60's... -- for advertising their dealership

Not sure what all is used now - some dealers use decals...

On new cars (and used?) in CA, a lot of dealers use plastic license plate frames with the dealer name on them - like the pot metal license plate frame in my pic above...



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Pic of 61 which I sold to Trish in Ohio. Still has decal from John Smith Chevrolet of Atlanta. Jerry

Orangeville, Ontario. CANADA

From my experience I usually see the metal bolted-on style emblems on cars from other states other than California.

So far, I have never seen a drilled and bolted on dealership advertisement from a California dealer on any Corvair.

However, I do see lots of dealer installed license plate frames out here.

The metal type with a Chevrolet logo are very collectible.

[www.californiacorvairparts.com]


CALIFORNIA CORVAIR PARTS

STOMPS CHEVROLET IN DOWNTOWN DAYTON

Not original but I think it fits the car.
Dave



1963 Monza, gone but still my first!
1966 Crown V8-LT1, since 1970
Ithaca NY = Long winters in the garage.
"It will have enough power when the rear wheels are still spinning
on the entry to the next corner at the end of the straight" as told by Mark Donahue.

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