Have you seen a strange listing on eBay or Facebook? Considering sending us a link: [email protected]. We’ll reach out to the original author and ask them to consider giving us permission to add it to Blow-Molded.
If you believe the information may be soon removed (such as a soon ending auction), you can use the Internet Archive Wayback Machine to save the page. The “Wayback Machine” is a tool offered by the Internet Archive nonprofit that will save a snapshot of the page as it appears at that time.
If you have access to a scanner, please scan and email a copy to us: [email protected]. If you do not, consider using a phone or camera to take photos of the paper on a flat surface–such as a kitchen table.
If you hate both cameras and scanners, send us an email. We may arrange for it to be mailed to us where it will be scanned and then returned to you.
Prior to submitting photos, please ensure the photo is either your own, or you have the rights to share it with us. We cannot use photos for which we have not been given permission.
To submit the photos, consider uploading them to a free photo sharing service, such as Google Drive or Dropbox and share them with us: [email protected]. You may alternatively attach the photos in an email to us.
W ask that you follow our quick guide to help ensure consistent photo quality across the site.
When submitting new information (or corrections to existing information), we kindly ask that you include a source to help verify the information–such as an article, newspaper clipping or photo. If the information does not have a direct source, please note this in your email. While it may not appear on the site as is, we may have information ourselves that helps verify it so it can be published. This helps to ensure Blow-Molded continues to provide accurate information.
For those adventurous few, our Unknown Manufacturers page serves a list of blow molds for whom a manufacturer has not been identified. If you recongize a blow mold, send us an email: [email protected].