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Old 11-06-2009, 12:34 AM   #21
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I like your choice of shirts; I use ****ies short-sleeve shirts that are grey button down from Wal-mart, and Carhart double knee pants, or ****ie pants

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I don't even have a company logo yet. There was one made for me that originally liked but then I decided against it, too goofy.


I used to buy the Carhartt pants but I noticed they would last as long as some of the other cheaper brands. Now I'm a Wrangler guy and they actually fit me better, last just as long, and I never buy them unless they're on sale.
BTW do you know who you hope to have design your logo? I had some online company out of Canada design mine (theLogoFactory.com), they did mine for $450
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Old 11-07-2009, 12:19 PM   #22
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Old 11-07-2009, 12:21 PM   #23
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Someone else on here posted a picture of their van and it looked very similar to that one. Check this link out.classicelectriconline.com Do you work at that company?
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No I don't work there, I just photoshopped a new hub cap for him.
Every wheelcover I ever lost on my van mysteriously happened after the repair shop had the vehicle. I kick 'em tight now before I leave their lot.
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No I don't work there, I just photoshopped a new hub cap for him.
Every wheelcover I ever lost on my van mysteriously happened after the repair shop had the vehicle. I kick 'em tight now before I leave their lot.
Ok, cool I thought I was losing it for a minute.
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I like your choice of shirts; I use ****ies short-sleeve shirts that are grey button down from Wal-mart, and Carhart double knee pants, or ****ie pants



BTW do you know who you hope to have design your logo? I had some online company out of Canada design mine (theLogoFactory.com), they did mine for $450
That's a very nice logo. I'm currently doing something similar. I have a contractor marketing company redesigning my website just a bit so that people can actually find it when they do a search for Union County, NJ electricians. It cost a few bucks, for sure, so I am crossing my fingers that I get a strong return on my investment. No one ever said this was going to be easy.

As for the shirts, they're going to wait for a little while. I ordered a custom 3-season "Alaska Bay" jacket with Classic Electric embroidered on the left chest. Can't wait to show that thing off.
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The photoshop looks good.

But....

I went and bought a used hubcap the other day............

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