Bumper Stickers

14 thoughts on “Bumper Stickers”

1. I am very interested but could not find a way to contact you. Please contact by email Thanks Louie

2. 92MOO, WMOO 92.1 in Newport, VT. (http://www.necrat.us/wmoo_pro.html), KAKS (Now KZRK-FM) 107.9 Canyon, TX., KATD (Now KRTY) 95.3 Los Gatos, CA, KBBY-FM 95.3 Ventura, CA, KEGL 97.1 Fort Worth, TX., KGBX (Now KSGF) 1260 Springfield, MO., KLBS 1330 Los Banos, CA., KMEL 106.1 San Francisco, CA., KMET (Now KTWV) 94.7 Los Angeles, CA., KMGX (Now KFBT) Hanford, CA., KNCI (Now KRXQ), Sacramento, CA. (KNCI is still in Sac-town on 105.1 FM)., KOUL 103.7 Refugio, TX., KVIL 103.7 Highland Park-Dallas, TX., KXOJ-FM 100.9 Sapulpa, OK., KXXX is actually KKXX 105.3 in Delano, CA (Which is in Kern County), KYMS (Now KALI-FM) 106.3 Santa Ana, CA., KZOK 102.5 Seattle, WA., KZZP 104.7 Mesa, AZ., Pirate Radio 100.3, KQLZ Los Angeles (Now KSWD). WAAF 107.3 Worcester (now Westborough), MA. (http://www.necrat.us/1073worcester.html), WAZY 96.5 Lafayette, IN., WCKX (Now WXMG) London, OH., WIYY 98, 97.9 Baltimore, MD. (That was the station that the morning crew had dumped their coffee into the radio board two months ago.), WJMX (Now WYNN-FM) Florence, SC., WJZM 1400 Clarksville, TN., WKLH 96.5 Milwaukee., WLLZ (Now WDZH) 98.7 Detroit., WMMS 100.7 Cleveland, one of the great rock n roll stations. Many very popular rock bands got their start there. (http://www.necrat.us/wmms.html)., WOVR 103, was on 103.1 but moved to 102.9 in Columbus, IN. (http://www.necrat.us/wxch.html), WQUT 101.5, Johnston City, TN., WRO?, WRQK-FM 106.9 Canton, OH, WRRO (now WHKZ) Warren, OH., WRX (WWRX),(now WVEI-FM) is a massive southern New England signal. 103.7 (http://www.necrat.us/1037providence.html). Zeta 949 was WZTA (Now WMGE) in Miami, FL. Hope some of these help!

3. Thanks, Mike. I knew somebody out there would have more information than I did.

4. Paul,
   I am VERY interested in these stickers if they haven’t already been claimed. Please contact me. Check out the website to see where they will eventually end up.

   http://radiostickeroftheday.blogspot.com/

   thanks!
   –greg

5. Hey Greg, regret to say, the bumper stickers are already spoken for…

6. KHIP 93.5 was licensed to Hollister (but serving mainly Santa Cruz County). Now moved to 93.1 as KXSM, doing “Radio Lazer” syndicated regional Mexican.

7. I collect bumper stickers I missing one WDVE sticker

8. Hi Paul. If you are interested in adding to your collection, I found a ton of stickers in my stuff…..I posted them on eBay.

   http://www.ebay.com/itm/271684263387?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

9. My name is Gian Carlo, I’m 62 years old and I am an Italian man seriously collecting stickers of worldwide radio and TV stations. I have found your address on your web site and I’ve thought to write you hoping that you too are so kind to send me your stickers (or self-adhesive labels) by mail (if it’s possible) to the following address:

   GIAN CARLO PANZERI
   VIA ACHILLE GRANDI, 2
   20872 CORNATE D’ADDA – MB – ITALY

   Yours truly

   Gian Carlo Panzeri

10. The Q-94 you are talking about is WGSQ out of Cookeville, TN. This was a few years before WGSQ became “The Country Giant”. The station had formerly been WPTN-FM which signed on in the 1960s or 1970s.

11. WPSC – Wayne, NJ belongs to William Paterson University, my alma mater. I was the chief engineer there when it was a carrier-current operation on AM 590. The station didn’t get an FM license until years later in 1989. That 89PSC sticker is no later than the mid-90’s, and the “Laser Hits” slogan was a reference to all the music airing from CD which was a big deal at the time. Incidentally the old TV6 audio carrier was just below the FM band at 87.75, not 88.7 MHz as shown in your table. The upper edge of TV6 stops at 88 MHz.

    73,
    Jim Seaman

12. KTYD 99.9 SANTA BARBARA, CA

13. Hi I collect bumper stickers get back can trade ty jim b

14. KOUL is a Country station in Corpus Christi, Texas.
    KYST-AM is in the Houston, Texas area.