Car's Display Board
03-23-2007, 07:27 AM
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Looking damn good - who's yellow car is that? 
These are going to be vehicle profile boards similiar to the one I had at HIN a few weeks ago. They are great to use to let judges know what hard work you put into the car and sure beats standing next to your car answering the same questions "over and over" again.
The one I had was a pretty lame version I created in WORD so I wanted a professional one done. As you can see it has improved dramatically.
For those of you who do compete, show your car or simply want something nice to hang in the garage, just contact Mai directly....she's quite creative - sometimes too creative...hahaha j/k
I have these boards for ALL the modded cars I owned (good memories)
here's an example of how to use it at car shows.....size is 11x17 but we're having another one made in 36x24 for the next show
These are going to be vehicle profile boards similiar to the one I had at HIN a few weeks ago. They are great to use to let judges know what hard work you put into the car and sure beats standing next to your car answering the same questions "over and over" again.
The one I had was a pretty lame version I created in WORD so I wanted a professional one done. As you can see it has improved dramatically.
For those of you who do compete, show your car or simply want something nice to hang in the garage, just contact Mai directly....she's quite creative - sometimes too creative...hahaha j/k
I have these boards for ALL the modded cars I owned (good memories)
here's an example of how to use it at car shows.....size is 11x17 but we're having another one made in 36x24 for the next show
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03-23-2007, 08:24 AM
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Rick - as a computer graphic, it looks good. But as an actual printout on a board... I'm not sure if the background layover thingie on the main picture would interfere with visibility of the car itself. Just a thought~
Also, even though the sign would be 11"x17", the font might need to be bigger. You gotta take into account that lighting at car shows is usually pretty dim, so you'll have a lot of people leaning in really close to try and read the sign (or just skip it entirely). 36"x24" shouldn't be an issue, though.
Also, even though the sign would be 11"x17", the font might need to be bigger. You gotta take into account that lighting at car shows is usually pretty dim, so you'll have a lot of people leaning in really close to try and read the sign (or just skip it entirely). 36"x24" shouldn't be an issue, though.
