Howdy This picture is from a 66 Beaumont 283 but I think the decals would be the same. I'm pretty sure there is a source for these as I have managed to get some Canadian Pontiac specific decals but I cant quite remember where. I'm sure some one here has that info.
Hey Mike try giving Dale's Muscle Car Parts a call.I had spoken to them a while ago about buying a decal package that would contain every decal needed on a Canadian built car.They were pretty reasonable as a package of say 8-10 decals I think were quoted at around $55.Mine are ordered but I havnt seen them yet...seemed pretty knowledgable on what decals were needed.Might be a good call to make.
I thought I posted last evening but apparently not.
You can try Osborne Reproduction in the southern states. They should have the air breather and valve covers.
Their web site used to be a real disaster. Best to google the number and phone.
I acme across that site last night but no pictures of any decals that I could see. Tough to buy if you don't know what your getting. I'll call tomorrow.
Please don't put an air cleaner decal on. I see them all the time but they weren't used before '67 except on big blocks & 409s. Also no Caution Fan stickers either (they are Ford items).
You want the black & gold valve cover decals, the Oshawa oil change decal, and the jack storage decal.
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Please don't put an air cleaner decal on. I see them all the time but they weren't used before '67 except on big blocks & 409s. Also no Caution Fan stickers either (they are Ford items).
You want the black & gold valve cover decals, the Oshawa oil change decal, and the jack storage decal.
You would choose no decal on the air cleaner vs. a decal that looks correct? We'll disagree on that one, if there is a decal available that copies the original painted on (screened) instructions, I'd rather have the decal than all black. That's just me.
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Interesting that when I googled Bruce Levy antique automotive decals the first entry was a link to a CP thread. From that thread here is the contact info
Henry. Toll Free: 1-800-897-2910 Phone: (613) 744-7224 Fax: (613) 822-2623 email: blaap@sympatico.ca Location 5480 Canotek Rd. Ottawa, ON K1J 9H5
Please don't put an air cleaner decal on. I see them all the time but they weren't used before '67 except on big blocks & 409s. Also no Caution Fan stickers either (they are Ford items).
You want the black & gold valve cover decals, the Oshawa oil change decal, and the jack storage decal.
You would choose no decal on the air cleaner vs. a decal that looks correct? We'll disagree on that one, if there is a decal available that copies the original painted on (screened) instructions, I'd rather have the decal than all black. That's just me.
Touché. I believe you are right about the silk screening. Not sure what it should be.
I even put a decal on the side of my '67 air cleaner to that effect since there was a trace of a silk-screened one originally. It was something about washing & re-oiling the breather cap and using an AC212CW air filter element on mine (it would have been different even on a '66).
-- Edited by CdnGMfan on Tuesday 29th of January 2019 12:21:50 AM
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67 Chevelle Malibu Sport Coupe, Oshawa-built 250 PG never disturbed.
In garage, 296 cid inline six & TH350...
Cam, Toronto.
I don't judge a man by how far he's fallen, but by how far back he bounces - Patton
