Anybody ID this vintage logo?

[Embraer]

I'm thinking a vintage HAYS or Dick Landy Industries logo. Appears as though the torque converter is what's being featured in the logo...

[petrolhead611]

Vintage is 1918 thru 1931. Not many torque converters around then.

[Embraer]

so vintage means brass era or Edwardian? thanks for the help.

[pavulon]

Possibly a header manufacturer?

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by Embraer

I'm thinking a vintage HAYS or Dick Landy Industries logo. Appears as though the torque converter is what's being featured in the logo...

I would say 50's-60's, headers were coming on strong in the drag racing scene.

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by Embraer

I'm thinking a vintage HAYS or Dick Landy Industries logo. Appears as though the torque converter is what's being featured in the logo...

My child hoop tool box had that logo on it.
Sadly, floating around Southern California somewhere now.

[nvr2mny]

Originally Posted by petrolhead611

Vintage is 1918 thru 1931.

All depends on what you’re selling. We have a “Vintage Store” within our stores (Thrift) and in clothing at least, it’s the ‘1990’s back. That oughta make most of us here feel old. We routinely get 100.00+ for repopped band T-shirts made in the ‘90’s for concerts held in the ‘70’s. Shoulda kept all mine.....

[Embraer]

Appears as these were made in 60s/70s ...but sold at department stores or chain auto parts stores. They're a big internet mystery. Some guys are saying they were made by Vermont American. They had mopar inspired racing stripes on the boxes....

New tool box. Anyone know this logo? - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

[dad911]

This one of those things I swear I've seen before, but cannot remember where.

[fintstone]

Dodge Hemi Scat Pack Bee. Made these with Mopar symbols. Here is a T-shirt

https://www.amazon.com/Dodge-Charger-Vintage-Muscle-T-Shirt/dp/B07H9H9BMW

[fintstone]

Lots of versions of the SuperBee out there:
https://www.hotrod.com/articles/history-of-the-scat-pack-through-ads-from-1960s/

[fintstone]

I understand the tool boxes were car show promo items. Here is a very nice one on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Super-Bee-Tool-Box-VGC-If-Buy-it-now-Free-Shipping/393056185113?hash=item5b83f96b19:g:dlsAAOSwDr9f1~0 n

[unclebilly]

That was on a box in my dads garage when I was a kid. I can’t recall what it was for.

Dad was a pioneer of drag racing. I’ve reached out to him to see if he can recall.

[billybek]

Originally Posted by dad911

This one of those things I swear I've seen before, but cannot remember where.

Me too. It looks so familiar but cannot put my finger on it.

[Racerbvd]

Originally Posted by fintstone

I understand the tool boxes were car show promo items. Here is a very nice one on ebay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Super-Bee-Tool-Box-VGC-If-Buy-it-now-Free-Shipping/393056185113?hash=item5b83f96b19:g:dlsAAOSwDr9f1~0 n

That is the box I had...

[yellowperil]

Didn't Hurst shifter have something like that back in the 60s ?

[fintstone]

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

That is the box I had...

I think that the boxes were not officially sanctioned by Dodge and the manufacturer (like a lot did at the time) "adjusted" the "super bee" logo just enough that they could sell an item with the racing stripe and similar logo and tap dance around whether it was the same as the one owned by the manufacturer. I think they tried to call that one "wheelie" or some similar nickname vice "super bee" to keep them out of court.

[fintstone]

Originally Posted by yellowperil

Didn't Hurst shifter have something like that back in the 60s ?

I would not be surprised as it was factory on a '69 Road Runner and other similar cars:

[bkreigsr]

Originally Posted by yellowperil

Didn't Hurst shifter have something like that back in the 60s ?

similar, but different...

[Sooner or later]

Linda....beep, beep!