Club Tag Topper

[Bob Bidonde]

Please post your club's tag topper.
This is the current tag topper of the Model "A" Ford Club of Long Island. It was produced by O'Brien Truckers. This topper is a 0.25" thick aluminum sand casting designed to mount on a stock "A" taillight bracket.

[Del in NE Ohio]

Here’s ours!

[mhsprecher]

How much do they cost to get made? How many do you need to have made?

[Y-Blockhead]

Not a "Tag Topper" but I just had a Club "Medallion" made that can be placed on either the radiator or bumper or ?







I got the idea from a couple of other Southern California Clubs

[Bigsnapper43]

A couple of years ago I talked to a man from Deland, Fla. who would make quanties of the sand cast toppers. I did not keep his information. Maby someone in the Deland area can help.

[Bob Bidonde]

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I highly recommend O'Brien Truckers to make tag toppers because they have many years of experience, and the company does excellent quality work.
https://www.obrientruckers.com/toppers.html
Dennis O'Brien will guide you in preparing the artwork to be sure your design is doable as a sand casting. The Model "A" Ford Club of Long Island has a large membership, so I ordered in excess of 100 pieces in stages in a year's time. The tag toppers for the Model "A" Ford Club of Long Island have a price of $30 each to club members. Members paid in advance to minimize pressure on the club's treasury, but some extra toppers were bought to round up the quantity to meet O'Brien's minimum order quantity. The extras were sold in our club's store and they sold-out quickly.

[Bob Bidonde]

Thank you all who posted pictures of their club's tag topper. They are all nice. In my opinion, every Model "A" club should have a unique topper for their club cars.

[Ordsgt]

Sorry no topper but will look into them Our club has the medallions.

[Jemelton#]

Not a Topper, but an old school plaque.copyDSC_0314.JPG

[Brian SATX]

We had an original and sent this to the supplier and he copied it. Then I hand painted them all and sanded them. We had to order 25 at a time to get a good deal.

[henry's 31]

Hi Ordsgt:


Very nice medallion. Where does your Club have them made?

[Ordsgt]

Our Medallions were made by
Neary Martin Inc
924 W 75th St
Suite 120-264
Naperville, IL 60565
(630) 219-3633

[henry's 31]

Hi Ordsgt:


Great, Thank You for the information.


I will contact them,


Al

[David in San Antonio]

I was showing The Wretched Roadster recently and a fellow from a hot rod club studied my plate topper (see comment #10 above from Brian SATX) very carefully, took some pictures, and asked about how I found it. He mentioned there is another version with the outline of The Alamo in the center, rather than the side. Evidently some people collect them. Another deep rabbit hole…

[ndnchf]

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[Chuck Sea/Tac]

I’m running out of room. I guess I’ll have to start charging for advertising space!

[jack wingard]

Originally Posted by Del in NE Ohio

Here’s ours!

I'm a Keystone Chapter member. Do you know if O'Briens Truckers made these for our club?

[John Dayhuff]

Grape Country Model A car club has there own topper. I don't have a picture at the moment but maybe someone else from the club will post a picture?

[denis4x4]

Had these made as a Telluride Rotary Club fund raiser. They’re reproductions of toppers that the Idarado mine employees had in the 1950’s. Found the source in a Hemmings ad.

[Gene F]

I have a beginners 3-d printer. If I ever decide to figure that thing out, and play with it maybe I can make one out of plastic, and paint it. Could always use it as a mold if I wante d to cast it later.