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NOS 1969 Mercury Competition Team pamphlet. These packets were handed out to Mercury team dragsters in order to log their run times. Once you logged enough class wins, the concept was...
Jumbo sized promo guide with lots of great pictures. These are fun to take apart and frame multiple pages. Inside you will find a picture of the "Bee Line Dragway" just off Highway 87 in the middle...
If you grew up in the Pacific Northwest between about 1974-2004, KGON 92.3 FM was THEE radio station for the cool kids. Led Zeppelin, Steve Miller, Boston, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and the like were...
If you grew up in the Pacific Northwest between about 1974-2004, KGON 92.3 FM was THE radio station for the cool kids. Led Zeppelin, Steve Miller, Boston, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors and the like were...
Ready to move into the Cougar big time? Well now's your chance with this flashy stainless steel money clip emblazoned with a gold XR7-G shifter style emblem. A great item to add to your...
New black sunglasses with Walking Cat logo on both sides. We're not going to call these high quality, but more of a flashy collectors item for the "sophisticated enthusiast". But make no mistake,...
NOS Autolite 4300 training handbook. Filled with details pertaining to operation, adjustments, overhaul and servicing of the Autolite 4300 carburetor which was used starting in 1967. ...
This cart was used by service stations or garages to provide jump starting services to vehicles with dead batteries. The design and style suggests that it could be from anytime between 1940 and...
This rack was used by service stations or garages to hold oil cans / parts for sale. The design and style suggests that it could be from anytime between 1940 and 1970, making it a valuable...
NOS dealership novelty item that was likely handed out in the late 60's early 70's. We're not exactly sure what the purpose of this inflatable pad was, but our best guess is it could have...
NOS 41" x 24" Walking Cat nylon banner / flag. These were hung up around dealers back in the sixties and early seventies. We're calling it a banner, but the 2 holes on one side of it indicates...
Used tune up cabinet made by Autolite. Dealership mechanic shops used these cabinets back in the 60's, they were used to store various tune up tools and parts. A great piece of Ford nostalgia...