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I felt our TB Logo was bit small and understated given such an amazing truck, size and being lifted.. so I created a larger logo.. what do you think? I may market these, as no one is doing this yet. 

 

As you can see the “TrailBoss” now covers two panels following the curved lines and it’s not overly HUGE.

 

 

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There are lots of different preferences.  Some people will take off the stickers, and do other debadging.  Some will add more / bigger stickers.  Do what makes you happy.  I'm sure there are a few who would pay for the larger sticker. 

 

I'd be concerned about copyright issues though if trying to sell.

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Yeah good point. ... good thing is TrailBoss like Raptor isn’t copyrighted. 

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13 minutes ago, Jacob007 said:

Yeah good point. ... good thing is TrailBoss like Raptor isn’t copyrighted. 

You can do shipping/handling for $XXX and the sticker is free. LOL 

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Already checked ..TB isn’t copyrighted no different than Raptor or 4X4 ... but just an idea...

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On 8/5/2019 at 12:48 PM, Jacob007 said:

I felt our TB Logo was bit small and understated given such an amazing truck, size and being lifted.. so I created a larger logo.. what do you think? I may market these, as no one is doing this yet. 

 

As you can see the “TrailBoss” now covers two panels following the curved lines and it’s not overly HUGE.

 

 

67A5A9FD-5CE6-415C-A5F7-DEC6B3368A08.jpeg

Put this underneath and make a big statement?

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On 8/5/2019 at 12:48 PM, Jacob007 said:

I felt our TB Logo was bit small and understated given such an amazing truck, size and being lifted.. so I created a larger logo.. what do you think? I may market these, as no one is doing this yet. 

 

As you can see the “TrailBoss” now covers two panels following the curved lines and it’s not overly HUGE.

 

 

67A5A9FD-5CE6-415C-A5F7-DEC6B3368A08.jpeg

 

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Beware of cheap stickers, I'm having the dealer put black letters on my tailgate. I ordered matte vinyl letters from eBay for $13. Wrong size letters, followed instructions, pure garbage. Above is a dealer accessory.

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What size is that my guy? I want something in that range but with custom font and phrasing... I know my way around Adobe products and can  do it myself but I'm not fast. If you're interested in the work/exposure, maybe we can work something out? Inbox me!

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Can you do the original size but have the red color blue? I’m converting all my red to blue to be different plus I love Michigan football. 

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