vette gone postal

[C5 RACNG]

just wanted to share these newly released .37 stamps of the 50's sport cars I wanted to ask the clerk if he can just give me 20 of the vette but was afraid he'd go postal on me 53 vette 53 studebaker 55 thunderbird 52 nash 54 kaiser sorry if it's a

[Humanoid 2.0]

I have a Stamp of a 53 and 63.

BTW, next month a 1st class stamp is $.39

[C5 RACNG]

how about this one Steve, not sure what country it's from
got it off ebay

[Humanoid 2.0]

Originally Posted by C5 RACNG

how about this one Steve, not sure what country it's from
got it off ebay

I got that whole set and that is where I got the Vette stamps from. There are over 360 car stamps in the collection. I started the collection 20 years ago, it was put out to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the automobile in 1885.

That stamp is from the country of Tuvalu, and Island in the South Pacific, was once a British Territory.

I scanned the write up that goes with that stamp for you

[C5 RACNG]

nice collection
and Ford is still loosing money on every one they build
thanx for the write up

[Humanoid 2.0]

Dave, what did that stamp go for on e-bay?

The other Lincoln stamps are:

1932 KB
1937 Zephyr
1940 Continental

[C5 RACNG]

don't remember Steve (i'm old)
I have it for years, along with much Lincoln memorabilia

[Mr. Jones]

try "mystic stamps they have many collectable/corvette stamps
www.MysticStamp.com

[SteveDotenMotorsports]

never heard of 'Kaiser'?

[6SPD98]

Originally Posted by connecticut

never heard of 'Kaiser'?

Don't remember the car, probably not too many made. I do remember that (I think I got this right) Kaiser Aluminum was a sponsor for the TV show "Maverick" with James Garner on Sunday night.

[C5 RACNG]

Originally Posted by connecticut

never heard of 'Kaiser'?

Kaiser Motors, a subsidiary of Kaiser Industries, was a manufacturer of automobiles in the United States from 1946 - 1963 based in Willow Run, Michigan (USA). The company was also known as Kaiser-Frazer from 1946 to 1951.

Its founder, Henry J. Kaiser was a United States industrialist who started making an automobile with the brand name Kaiser after World War II. He also built a small car called the Henry J. The Henry J was also sold through Sears-Roebuck catalogs under the brand name Allstate In 1953, Kaiser purchased the assets of the Willy-Overland Corporation, makers of Willys brand compact cars and Jeep brand name products.

Production of Kaiser and Willys automobiles ceased during the 1955 model year, but continued the production of Willys Jeeps in Toledo, Ohio. Kaiser continued automobile production in Argentina and Brazil using the dies formerly employed in the U.S. well into the 1960s.

The company changed its name to Kaiser-Jeep in 1963, and was subsequently bought out by American Motors in 1970.

[capkarl]

Originally Posted by C5 RACNG

Kaiser Motors, a subsidiary of Kaiser Industries, was a manufacturer of automobiles in the United States from 1946 - 1963 based in Willow Run, Michigan (USA). The company was also known as Kaiser-Frazer from 1946 to 1951.

Its founder, Henry J. Kaiser was a United States industrialist who started making an automobile with the brand name Kaiser after World War II. He also built a small car called the Henry J. The Henry J was also sold through Sears-Roebuck catalogs under the brand name Allstate In 1953, Kaiser purchased the assets of the Willy-Overland Corporation, makers of Willys brand compact cars and Jeep brand name products.

Production of Kaiser and Willys automobiles ceased during the 1955 model year, but continued the production of Willys Jeeps in Toledo, Ohio. Kaiser continued automobile production in Argentina and Brazil using the dies formerly employed in the U.S. well into the 1960s.

The company changed its name to Kaiser-Jeep in 1963, and was subsequently bought out by American Motors in 1970.

OMG I actually remembered that Kaiser was AMC. I hope you lookked this up, otherwise you must be as ancient as me.

[capkarl]

Is it just me, or does that Studebaker look pretty good?

[Humanoid 2.0]

Originally Posted by capkarl

Is it just me, or does that Studebaker look pretty good?

They are nice cars.

[parkerracing]

This collection was released in September and all the Post Offices around me are out. They also made a framed/matted print with the T-bird large, and each stamp below. Tagged price $39.95. I got the second to last one at my P.O.

[zaragoza]

Originally Posted by capkarl

Is it just me, or does that Studebaker look pretty good?

I love the 53 Studebaker, I use to have a Buick powered candy apple
53.

[jesse12804]

that vette was at carlisle's last august.

[C5 RACNG]

Originally Posted by parkerracing

This collection was released in September and all the Post Offices around me are out.

you can order them online, $1 shipping

http://shop.usps.com/cgi-bin/vsbv/po...ct/Sporty+Cars

[2002-C5]

Originally Posted by C5 RACNG

just wanted to share these newly released .37 stamps of the 50's sport cars
I wanted to ask the clerk if he can just give me 20 of the vette
but was afraid he'd go postal on me
53 vette
53 studebaker
55 thunderbird
52 nash
54 kaiser

sorry if it's a

If anyone is really interested, I only have a couple hundred books left... A lot of dealerships and car clubs are buying them up fast! PM me and we'll work something out!!

[2002-C5]

If anyone is really interested, I only have a couple hundred books left. A lot of car dealerships and car clubs are buying them up like crazy. PM me and we'll work something out...

They are getting hard to find