NHRA decal

[Chevy454]

Here is the original NHRA logo, as seen on early "Membership Manuals" and associated paperwork, after the NHRA was incorporated on March 8 of '51...notice the "Dedicated to Safety" wording is *above* the car:

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Here is the revised single coupe decal...notice the "Dedicated to Safety" wording is below the coupe now...used on literature from 1951 through 1962:

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Here is the early dragster & coupe combo decal, featuring the early FED & spoilerless coupe...seen on literature from 1963 through 1973:

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Here we see a revised combo sticker, with a later RED & coupe featured...notice the switch from "Dedicated to Safety" to the current "Championship Drag Racing" wording...can be seen on literature from 1974 through 1985:

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Here is the now "contemporary" logo...can be seen on liturature as early as 1970, but was used in some event banners in 1969:

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[b]A couple variants of the above decals:

I'm not sure exactly *where* this decal falls into place...features a later FED and a coupe with a spolier...I couldn't find this logo on any of my NHRA literature



Another variant, appeared some time in the 1970s I believe...

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[Disclaimer: the above is my opinion, don't take it as the Gospel!]

[Dog427435]

Excellent run down Rob, those are some great shots. Here are a couple more variants of those -

Similar to yours I had from mid seventies
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This is an engine turned from the mid seventies
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One from the eighties
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Here's another question, why do some have the copyright symbol and some the registered symbol?
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And when did they change the member patch??
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[Kim_Howie]

That not a coupe it's roadster.

[427TJ]

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I visited the NHRA Museum in Pomona yesterday and saw no evidence of this version of the emblem. That's not to say it isn't authentic, I just didn't see one of these. I'll post my photos later today.