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I'm not a designer but would offer a few phrases to consider. Zane is familiar with my font of choice.

 

 

 

GM-TRUCKS.COM

 

 

 

BECAUSE ALL THE REST ARE JUST PICKUP LINES

 

 

 

 

 

GM-TRUCKS.COM

 

 

 

BECAUSE EVERYTHING ELSE IS JUST A TRUCK

 

 

 

 

 

GM-TRUCKS.COM

 

 

 

FOR SHOW, FOR GO,

 

 

 

FOR THOSE IN THE KNOW

 

 

 

 

And finally, because I'm tired and ready for bed...

 

 

 

 

GM-TRUCKS.COM

 

 

 

COOLER THAN THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PILLOW

 

 

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Soooo! Site admins. Is there enough interest to get things rolling on the shirts?

 

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Me and josh are working on it now! were going to have an art contest if you wanna call it that, So yea once a design is selected and the sizes and colors are selected, there will go in to be printed, the next obsticale will be figuring out how the payment and shipping is gonna go.

please let me know what other ideas you guys have! Id like there to be sweatshirts to..but to simplfy things we should pick one or the

other...hoodies W/ plain front or hooded W/ zip front. And do you guys have intrest in long sleeve T,s or just short sleeve?

570-656-2466, you can call anytime also with ideas or comments. Thanks

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Also were working to have them be Affordable! Gildan is the brand were probably going to go with..there a really nice qauilty shirt that lasts and dont cost a fortune... Blackbear has shirts for sale, At $48 each...dont see them selling very many, Im hoping you,ll be able to get 3 of ours for that price!

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Why are you knocking the blackbear shirts? Especially representing this site and they are a preferred vendor. High quality polos are not cheap, I pay similar prices for work ones like theirs. Also look at under armour polos they are over $60

 

 

Ryan

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Is the brand you listed MADE IN AMERICA? Would hate to support an overseas operation advertising for an American truck.

 

 

 

EDIT : Just seen that they have the textile factories in Central America...........I think we should get USA/Canada made materials. Not something from a sweat shop.

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Is the brand you listed MADE IN AMERICA? Would hate to support an overseas operation advertising for an American truck.

 

Some of our trucks are not American :(

 

 

Ryan

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i think we should start with shirts since they are cheaper to make and if it takes off then branch off into hoodies etc.

 

my dune truck team started out that way and we keep it basic black shirts green or pink writing and you write down what name you want on it and what vehicle brand

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As long as you make sure that you get some "man" sizes not just kid's sizes. :jester:

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Uh-oh someone moderated Ryan, we're in trouble.

 

Its going to be hard to find a shirt brand that's not outsourced. I like the idea and I'd be in.

 

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