Received this via email:

"My son and I are working on a website project to support some work and an archive of artwork reflecting some of the cars that Cos (my father) has done. The majority of our archives are a numbers collection."

Here's the link to Coz Agency:  https://cozagency.com/

Some of the many cars that Cos lettered through the years can be found here:  https://3widespicturevault.com/3wides_Scrblers_1.htm

Cos did my car the 1st time and 30 years later after we got it back

Steve , love to hear the journey of your car.  Who you bought it from and when? We know you did real well in it, where did it go after you and how did you get it back?  Always one of my favorite Wall Stadium cars!   Thanks

Here is some more of Cos's work:

From John Springsteel.  John's father Steve was an amazing fabricator.  In the 80's at Wall Stadium you bought a new Troyer without the body and had Steve build you one. His bodies were nicer than Troyer's. Than you had Cos letter.  They were all very nice!

Thanks for posting! There's a story behind the moon. But, I'll leave it to your imaginations. It shows Coz's sence of humor.  I'm pretty sure I have a second panel with a moon shot, also. 

NEAT STUFF THANKS FOR POSTING NEED MORE JIM HALL GSVSCC  

I sold the car to Ed Dec 23,1984. He ran Wall in the mad division. After ed passed his family sold it to guy in Ct. To run Stafford but never did. Jamie saw it online for sale and knew it was mine because it still had Ed colors. I had mixed feelings about buying it back. But after a trip up to Paterson for the race show with my son and friend I was in. I bought it back 26 years after I sold it. While it was in Ct. it was kept outside so it took 2 years to redo it.