Rally Decals

[draab29]

Does anyone know a good source for vintage rally decals?
I am particularly interested in Bilstein, Bosch, IMSA Camel, Heuer, Shell, and driver/flag varieties.
Here are some examples
Thanks

[Zeephyrin]

Search the eBay, I bought mine there several years ago, can't remember the name. Quick search gives me eBay handle "motorsportdecal", but that is not the seller I bought mine Heuer and Cibie from.

Martin

[Dmill]

try "some say ding dong.com" I know it's a horrible name, but they have some neat vintage reproduction decals. They used to have an e-bay store. They are based out of the UK. The decals I have purchased from them are nice quality

[Bullethead]

Second plug for "I Say Ding Dong!" (a Brit colloquial reference for tight racing). Good quality, accurate reproduction and inexpensive.
I've bought quite a lot from them and service is quick and freindly. If you need specific sizes just ask.
The eBay store is convenient or use their web site:

http://www.isaydingdong.co.uk/

[draab29]

I looked at www.isaydingdong.com.uk and they have some great options! I am going to order a few from them. Thanks for the info.

[rsr1975]

Dave,
I think Dave Schnorr is the best in the business for racecar graphics. I've used him a dozen times on every restoration and racecar project that I have done. He has done full cars for me and also provided specific vinyl stickers that I wanted. I can show you lots of his work (including my current cars) that you will immediately recognize that aren't displayed on the website. Let me know if I can help.

http://www.Auto-Graph-It.com

[draab29]

Thanks Lee.

[aporschaguy]

I also bought from 'I say ding dong' great experience fast shipping great communication...

[Bullethead]

I agree that Dave Schnorr does beautiful work (he did my car) but generally, large custom graphics are his thing, not small repro decals.
For availability and price it's hard to beat ISDD. Of course, if you need large stuff Dave is a great choice... superb quality. But not cheap.