Coveralls with AAC logo

I have seen original Cord and a Duesenberg coats. The Duesenberg coat has some green engine paint on it. The Cord coat was worn by an engineer who actually had hands on during the car going down the line. Pictures were taken too...


Gary Parsons

I have two pair of white coveralls, very similar to the ones used back in the day. Look at Redkap.com; they have all sizes and colors. If I’m not mistaken, I believe the Museum has an original coveralls in their collection. If so, ask them to post a picture of the embroidery. That way, you can know the size, spacing, and color of the original.
CORDially, Tim.

So what every happened to being able to get period coveralls with the Cord logo on them? Who makes the coveralls?

Cheers,

John Meredith

I'd like another set that has the "WRIGHT AEROPLANE COMPANY" across the back, and a logo consisting of the Wright "B" Flyer with suitable lettering.....

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When we have a source for these - I'll take several (XL Please)

In college a guy had a set of coveralls custom embroidered. One for each car make. I think he said it cost around $100-150 for the coveralls and the custom sewing.

Derek

Has anyone put out nice quality coveralls with the AAC logo on the back? How about plain Auburn or Cord or Duesenberg logos? How about the ACD Club logo?

I know I am not the first one to ask this. I would love a roomy white pair of coveralls with a giant ACD Club logo on the back.

I am contemplating adding another two-car garage to my house and I just have to look sharp when I work on my Cabriolet!

There can't be any metal on the front! I already put a small scratch on my car while I was wearing a new ACD Club belt buckle that I bought on eBay.