Supra Friends T-shirt ideas
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Bird87;1966235 said:Yep I like! Would be cool if we can add our user names also
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I think we are planning that as well
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Grandavi;1966375 said:
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU BUT YOU'RE A TOTAL BADASS. okay, so who is taking this and actually doing something?? Who around here is competent? Pyro, that might be you??
Well, I guess I am. I will talk to cafepress or someone and figure something out.
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AND YOURE A BADASS TOO!!!! Umm let me know if I can do anything to help??
Oh and does parts car mean that you have potentially sourced a hood thing?
Oh and does parts car mean that you have potentially sourced a hood thing?
So, just T-shirts? No shop shirts? I, for one, would be happy to pay more for a shirt that I would wear more. Either way tho, I'm in. Just sayin..
Hey Craig going to do a run of these and if they sell like hotcakes I'll get patches made that can be sewn to anything that you can dream up
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Generally speaking, I have it in vector format, so color variation, wording, color etc is simple. I think any shirt is simple, just the design/placement changes. Usually "one-offs" cost slightly more, but the style list should be fairly wide open.
It might be wise to let me know what shirt styles, colors, sizes that are available and I can make samples for a forum wide group buy.
First step... Identify options
Second ... Sample design
Third... Advertise, cost, order
It might be wise to let me know what shirt styles, colors, sizes that are available and I can make samples for a forum wide group buy.
First step... Identify options
Second ... Sample design
Third... Advertise, cost, order
IJ.;1967599 said:16 pages and no Aids Shirts yet??
I believe that was discussed more In guv'vas tavern ;-)
I thought dane was leadiing he shirt thing he might be busy again lol anyone have his number send him a hello
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Sorry. I've been busy trying to make mu car reliable enough for the Vegas trip. That combined with work and the necessary wife time means I haven't had much free time for this. I haven't forgotten though. I will be responsible for this whole debacle. Watch it IJ, we may just make a special "crusty old man AIDS" shirt for you!
Text translated via modified Unix Kernel, sent over the air with a 1.9Ghz radio transceiver using Code Division Multiple Access algorithms along several repeater stations to a Verizon ISP, then to a switching network to the ISP of your choice. What you do with it then is your responsibility.
Text translated via modified Unix Kernel, sent over the air with a 1.9Ghz radio transceiver using Code Division Multiple Access algorithms along several repeater stations to a Verizon ISP, then to a switching network to the ISP of your choice. What you do with it then is your responsibility.
Uncle! Okay you win! I apparently don't put up much of a fight...
Text translated via modified Unix Kernel, sent over the air with a 1.9Ghz radio transceiver using Code Division Multiple Access algorithms along several repeater stations to a Verizon ISP, then to a switching network to the ISP of your choice. What you do with it then is your responsibility.
Text translated via modified Unix Kernel, sent over the air with a 1.9Ghz radio transceiver using Code Division Multiple Access algorithms along several repeater stations to a Verizon ISP, then to a switching network to the ISP of your choice. What you do with it then is your responsibility.