I'm looking for 60's / 70's dealer stickers. In particular a Le Mans Toyota sticker from Footscray in Melbourne. Have been in touch with them, and whilst very helpful, they not surprisingly didn't have any in a box at the back of the service dept. My stepfather bought his MX36 Cressida wagon at Goulds.

 

My dad bought his KE20 Corolla from Le Mans, which is what I want to put on the KE25. I'm guessing my KE15 came from Pitstop since the original owner was down that way.

 

Le Mans look to be the only original dealership still in operation. AMI, Pitstop & Goulds are the only other Melbourne dealers from that era I can recall.

 

Obviously any stickers still on existence on cars are going to be in poor condition. General idea is to try and photoshop any half decent ones and get them reprinted. At swap meets I have seen reproduced Holden/Ford dealer stickers. So far in my hunting at wreckers and whilst driving around, I have come across these.

 

 

 

On a 1973 KE25

 

By null at 2010-05-20

 

On an early 70's Crown

 

 

Is there anyone else out there with an original dealer sticker on their car? Or any photoshop guru's willing to have a go?

Edited July 31, 201016 yr by parrot

Hi Parrot, I don't have dealer stickers from that specifc era but I do have these. Maybe stickers could be reproduced from thes images?

 

My ke70 was from Ken Morgan Toyota and I only discovered it by seeing the outlined letters on the boot lid as thats where they stuck them. Then when I strolling through pick a part I saw a little tidy ka ford laser with keys in the ignition, and on thekeys was this Ken Morgan Key ring - a must have for my car.

 

Dealership Key Ring

 

 

 

License plate frames

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.rollaclub...a...st&id=55966

 

Dealer wallets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited October 24, 201213 yr by Ben-89

There are some beauties there!

 

Especially love the early Gould's and AMI City licence plate frames. Where did you find those?

 

The Goulds new vehicle document folde would be pretty early too, judging by the Rambler reference. AMI used to build Ramblers.

My stuff isn't as good as Bens, but like you both, I love this stuff. The window sticker is from my humpback but it's f@$ked. I lean towards pitstop as an ex employee. I noticed in the dealer location book yarra valley is in there. That's your end of town Parrot. You never know. I also saw Motor Court in Mornington in the book. Including country dealers there are 6 pages of Victorian dealers.

Parrot I'm glad you like the frames, I was lucky enough to still find these frames in boots of old Toyotas at pick a part and other car wreckers. I have 8 in total but its taken me a few years to build what I have though. The Goulds I got from Pick a Part and AMI I got off 78 7k rolla in exchange for old car magazines roadtesting the model Corollas he has.

 

Sadly when I did ask some wreckers if they had the frames they would just brake them off the plates before handing them in to vicraods :hmm: If anything, you will have more luck finding the vinyl wallets for service books though. When I was younger I used to search every glove box looking for manuals, service vouchers and impoetantly the different wallets. I happy that I can share actually these with guys like you and Bamboo who appreciate it.

 

I'll keep looking though :lolcry:

Yes I do really love this stuff. I can remember as kid in the early 70's going along to the dealers when my dad was buying or having his car serviced. It was a different time when toyota had to work really hard to establish themselves in the market via AMI and so on, before Toyota bought into AMI and took over.

 

I appreciate you guys making the effort to post them all up.

 

The reference to the breaking of the number plate frames was why I was so surprised you would have obtained them from wreckers.

 

One of the US guys had some good ones too. The best was an early 70's "Try it in a Toyota"

My current key ring is a Brighton Toyota one I scored. Yes it's modern, but hey. Sorry for the crap quality. It has the slogan "above and beyond"

Here's a couple more I have come across over the last while.

 

A better quality, albeit later Pitstop one, plus Neville Lindsay's

 

By null at 2011-05-24

 

 

 

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Edited May 25, 201115 yr by parrot

I don't reckon it would be too hard to recreate the pitstop ones...

 

scan the logo from the service book stuff and you would be 90% of the way there

 

heaps of places will custom make stickers for you from that point

 

they would be a cool thing :)

There are a couple of good ones on the back of KE20's at Peter Robinsons I noticed yesterday :)

Aargh! You did take a photo for me didn't you!

 

Badly want an original LeMans Toyota or AMI City.

inspiration may come for a sticker design here: http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&safe=off&rlz=1T4ADFA_enAU423AU424&biw=1241&bih=578&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=ami+toyota+advert+70%27s&oq=ami+toyota+advert+70%27s&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=e&gs_upl=13066l16123l0l12l12l0l11l0l0l205l205l2-1

 

or off similiar from old magazines

Who is this Peter Robinson fella I always hear his name come up to do with corollas!

 

Also parrot if I get a chance to get on photoshop soon I'll have a crack at it but can't promise anything

Edited May 29, 201115 yr by abbott

Cheers Abbott

 

Peter Robinson is an old school motor mechanic with a particular interest in old Corolla's. Seems to have a large supply of hard to find parts, and a knack for fixing cars without a reliance for plugging the car computer into the diagnostics reader. in my experience, if you go there looking for parts, he likes to suss you out before deciding whether you are worthy or not.

On Jimi's little surprise