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theres enough people that want some GM-Trucks shirts,hats,Etc.. So im gonna help make it happen! Im open to brand Ideas but im leaning towards 'gildan' t-shirts..They are high qaulity and there really priced right depending were i get them. There are alot of details i need help from you guys to get figured out, And see what everyone really wants, Like t-shirts with pockets or plain, Colors, etc..

But more importantly we need a logo design so im ready for everyones ideas, Please post the ideas you have 1 or 10 send what you have, the sooner we get a design selected Ill get these shirts into production! Id like to do hats, hooded sweatshirts,etc.. But i just want to get through the shirts first.

Please let me what you think! You can call and/or email me also..

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Small gm-trucks.com logo on front (left or right chest area) an a large gm-trucks.com on the top o the back

 

 

Ryan

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GM-TRUCKS.COM logo on left side of front or across chest, Same across back with GMC and :chevrolet: underneath the logo. If the hoodies happen, I'd go pullover with logo across chest, hood makes back difficult to display. As for Sarah's quickie- wait no, uh, as for Sarah's design, if those companies want to chip in and make 'em cheaper in return for the national exposure, I'm all for it...

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Everybody has nice ideas..Ill give it a couple days and we,ll take the desings and have a vote to see whats what..

@sarah..your idea is nice, the only thing im thinking is those companys might need to contribute if were all going to be wearing these

shirts and free advertising for them..

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We can run it by the vendors..If they want to put in or pay then there name will go on the shirt, If not then it wont..

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I touched base with josh, And were not gonna have any vendors on the shirts for a few different reasons..

 

My Idea was 'GM-Trucks.com' on the front about 1 1/4 -1 1/2 tall X 4 or 5" wide and the same thing on the back much bigger obviously, With a logo or comment/Phrase..

Or the logo first " For the best GM truck forum ever" -Come visit GM-Trucks.com"

I think thats a good slogan.. Remember i also need your ideas on colors...

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Think up a slogan and i can replace the back of the shirt with that and add Chevy/gmc logos but we cant use their actual logo that's copyright infringement I can remake them exactly the same

 

Here's my dune teams shirts for more ideas

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Small gm-trucks.com logo on front (left or right chest area) an a large gm-trucks.com on the top o the back

 

 

Ryan

If there is going to be a vote for the design, there should be an image to look at. LOL

 

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we cany do the vedors on the back.. Theres a couple reasons, but one is if we do the shirts and two day later 2 listed on the shirt leave or we get to new ones. Josh doesnt think its a good idea.

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Logo printed in diamond tread steel pattern, small front/large back & below it put what it is.... live truck/car releases, forum, gallery etc. in normal print below it... or no other print. The web address is easy enough to remember that a GM car/truck fan will remember it.

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