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Glenn Taylor
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Just think of the possibilities!



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BlueDog Graphics
Wilson, NC

www.BlueDogUSA.com

Warning: A well designed sign may cause fatigue due to increased business.

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Bob Rochon
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What make is that?

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Bob Rochon
Creative Signworks
Millbury, MA
508-865-7330

"Life is Like an Echo, what you put out, comes back to you."
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Steve Barba
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THAT...... is a ugly truck.

Is that the TONKA truck at the Detroit auto show?

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Jon Aston
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Didn't I see a truck like that in "Who framed Roger Rabbit"?

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Jon Aston
MARKETING PARTNERS
"Strategy, Marketing and Business Development"
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Mike Kelly
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I like it! What is it?

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Mike"Spud"Kelly
zipperhead design
Westminster, MA
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Raymond Chapman
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I think that is the Tonka truck (made by Ford?). When you open the door the whole truck lowers to make getting in and out easier.

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Chapman Sign Studio
Temple, Texas
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Bill Preston
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Popular Science for Feb. 02 has a story and pics of Fords Tonka. This looks a little bit different. Whatever, both have doors with room to play with paint or vinyl or whatever else turns you on. Just wish the current crop of truck "stylists" would pay attention. Not much room to play on this bunch.

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Bill Preston
Fly Creek, N.Y. USA
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Glenn Taylor
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It Chrysler's Dodge M80 concept truck. You should see the other stuff.....

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,43005,00.html

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BlueDog Graphics
Wilson, NC

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Yep, that's Dodge's new concept truck.. I wish they would produce their "Sidewinder" concept truck they had a few years ago.. THAT was a sweeeet lookin truck, right down to the tires with the snakeskin tread patterns!

Ford's TONKA is the new F-350, and it's a massive beast.

You can check out all this year's concept vehicles at http://www.cardesignnews.com whether they're intro'd in Detroit or previously displayed overseas.

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stickerpimp.com
Lake Havasu, AZ
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Bill Preston
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This is just too good to pass up--- I wonder if anybody told the big brains at Dodge that an M80 is an explosive device (spell that as firecracker) handy for clearing drains and blowing up toilets.

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Bill Preston
Fly Creek, N.Y. USA
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Glenn Taylor
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Bill,

Did you blow up some toliets when you were a kid?

Bill Preston....the original Bart Simpson! Hehehe...

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BlueDog Graphics
Wilson, NC

www.BlueDogUSA.com

Warning: A well designed sign may cause fatigue due to increased business.

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Linda Silver Eagle
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Oooooooooooh (to the truck.)

Hay don't knock Bart, he did some research on some pretty mind boggling issues, for instance, did you know that goldfish don't bounce? LOL

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Linda Welborn
Aigle D'Argent

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http://www.precious101.com

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George Perkins
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The only hope for that thing is to severly slam it...like about a foot. As it is now, if you had to put u-joints on it you wouldn't have to jack it up

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George Perkins
Millington,TN.
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"I started out with nothing and still have most of it left"

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RonniesTintSigns
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I second that..THAT IS A UGLY TRUCK! If it was given to me I'ld sell it & purchase a GOOD LOOKING TRUCK

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Ronnie Conrad
Augusta,Ga
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Mike Languein
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Well, I happen to LIKE ugly trucks...ask anybody. But I don't care for that one - aside from a flat door area what IS the special potential for lettering? Trying to make it look good?
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Mikes Mischeif
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Good looking trucks died with the last 1969 396 El Camino SS.

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Mike Duncan
Lettercraft Signs
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Glenn Taylor
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Mike,

Did ya have the factory installed astro-turf to go with that El Camino?

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BlueDog Graphics
Wilson, NC

www.BlueDogUSA.com

Warning: A well designed sign may cause fatigue due to increased business.

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