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Quote:Quote:Mine is the newer AMC logo (1970-1987), I was also trying to get the old AM Script (1954-1969/1970), couldn’t find one small enough.
You can always shrink it down. The GIMP is a great program to do that, and free too:
http://www.gimp.orgHow do you download it? Can’t find an app anywhere.
Back in the 60’s/70’s, you could just have to see one side/back/front and you could tell exactly what make it is and what model it is, now, you need to see a logo to tell.
Mine is the newer AMC logo (1970-1987), I was also trying to get the old AM Script (1954-1969/1970), couldn’t find one small enough.
You can bet I would have been there buying some. Drogar-Laugh(LBG).gif icon_cheesygrin.gif icon_lol.gif
Yup, I’ve been to Volo, they have some nice cars there.
Skip’s is cool, but I actually help out at a car show in the same place here’s all the info:
(From: http://www.classictalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=166)40th Annual Graylake Car Show
Sunday May 1st, 2005
Indoor/Outdoor Swap Meet and Car Corral
Lake County Fairgrounds, Grayslake, IL (Corner of U.S. Rt. 45 & Illinois Rt. 120)
Featuring 50th Anniversary of Thunderbird
8:00 AM-4:00 PM
SHow Cars Free
$5 Passanger Donation
Children <12 Free
1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place Awards given in 10 categories
Dash Plaques Awarded to the first 300 vehicles
Show Cars Must be 1980 or Older
Show Cars Must Have Fire Extinguisher
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1956 Oldsmobile Super Rocket 88
1967 AMC Ambassador 990
1970 AMC Hornet SST
1988 Lincoln Town CarGood ‘ol State Farm, my agent helped me when Illinois State said that I was not the only one driving all my cars (they thought I had someone else driving them.) So far it’s good for me. A little pricey though with so many cars.
You can try Hoop’s, they have some old AMC/NASH/HUDSON Cars out there http://www.hoopssalvage.com. He dosen’t like crushing old cars so you see a lot of restorers & part collectors go through there.
