Post up your trunk decal, metal tag or license frame if your car has them. Keep it to your vehicle for the first week or so then kick into the collections.
I'll kick it off.

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Original black plate

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This is on my trunk lid from what I believe is the second dealer (sold as used in early 70's), but can't prove it. Could be the original dealer, but it's less likely.

 

wow..nice bullet hole....and it aint a decal...where'd ya get that thing...out of a pasture?

id like to see more pics...

 

Should we capture ourselves in the reflection of the paint taking the pic?
Railguy

 

I'll leave that up to the person posting the pic. Kinda of a personal statement.

 

It was in a barn, lol... Build thread with barn pics here: https://classicoldsmobile.com/forums...urst-olds.html

 

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That right there is just neat as hell. Is that an original or something you dreamed up in that rocket scientist mind of yours?

 

i am no rocket scientist and most people know that. No these are originals and damn cool. Lukomski sold a bunch of 68 H/Os.

 

Is it pronounced Lu Kom Ski?

 

That is correct.
A good polish name.

 

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My 56 Super 88

Frank

 

I have no tag on my car, but it's been more than a week, so here's part of my collection:


Oldsmobile (or Olds plus another brand). I know the Royal and the Philanz were Olds dealers. I think Royal might be a chain, and I know they still exist in at least Charleston, West Virginia as a Subaru/Jeep dealer. Philanz closed when Oldsmobile folded. My father bought about a half-dozen Oldsmobiles from them over the course of his life.

The Bullard is missing the top of one of the L's.




Buick-Pontiac-Cadillac. Crestmont is a Caddy dealer in, I think, Cleveland.




Chrysler




Chevy




Ford. Yes, I know, I have Mike Bass twice. Vanderstyne Ford was in Rochester, New York. I presume this is from them as they are now a Toyota dealer, and the Ford dealership was taken over by Van Bortel.





Foreign makes




I have a whole bunch of these that are only the name of the dealer or the dealer's name plus city, but none have the car make or makes on them. I have to do some research to figure out what brand of car they go with.

 

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Spotted on a 1950 88 at the Mid-Ohio Chapter Oldsmobile show in 2009.




The owner of the car had the original dealer invoice as well. The original purchaser traded in a '41 Olds Sedan and got $500 for it.

 

^^^^ Oh my. That's beautiful!

 

Here's mine. My dad was a mechanic there back in the mid to late 60's, and this is an NOS emblem.

 

Don't have a pic but if anyone has a trunk emblem fron Rocket Olds in Abilene Texas, I'd sure be interested in buying it

 

Bud Westby Motors was the Olds dealership in Wenatchee, WA, starting around 1967. Bob Brown had the Olds dealership in Portland, OR.

 

The wag built in Lansing but sold.in Pueblo CO

Rallye is supposed to be an East Texas car but have not been able to nail down specifics. No emblem screw holes in deck lid so far but was repainted once 30 plus years ago-ish. This Kilgore emblem was with extra parts but I assume from a parts car.

 

A few I have collected over the years. Garner from my 1st car a 69 cutlass, Pearson from a 65 Starfire I use to own don't worry the current owner of the Starfire has one too, and Bundy from a 68 Cutlass I currently own.

 

Here's a frame from Steel City Olds here in Birmingham where my 66 442 was sold new. Neat tag registered to my car too.



Emblem from an Olds dealer from the Nashville,TN area.

 

Some from the North.

 

One more for luck.

 

I need the West Allis one! DM me.

 

NOS Frame. Might still have some