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GM-TC Decals-Have you got one?  

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Decal sales have been a little slower than we've been expecting. I wanted to "go to the people" and find out why!

 

Is it the design? Is the price? Or is it something else?

 

C'mon, let us know!

We have a few things setting in the wings for you guys, but we don't want to take the time if no-one is going to buy anything!  :P

Posted

Yep!  :P:P  Had a red one, got a silver one now because it shows up better, and I also have a red, white, and blue one.  Still got to figure out where I might put it.  :P

 

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how do people like these...  ;)

 

Avalible soon...

(those in black avalible in lots of colors)

 

 

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8inchretro.jpg

8inchflag.jpg

8inchtribal5.jpg

 

:P  :P  :P

Posted

Is this where these stickers came from????

 

 

 

 

 

Just joking ..lol

what is the link so i can get one and see others??

 

 

ewwww thats kinda sick isnt it  :P

 

delete the pic if it stirs up too much sh*it

Wording wasnt quite right on that last line oh well u no what i mean

Posted

I have a black one on my polished toolbox.  Centered just below the lid in the back.  Right where the manufacturers plate was.

 

I haven't put it in my truck yet though.

Posted
How tall are the stickers??  I know they are 12 inches long but what is the height of the lettering?

The one on my truck, in the picture above, is a 12 inch one.  The G, M, and T are 1 3/4 inches high and the rest is about 1 1/2 inch high.   :P

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As far as the sticker design, the plain one that's available now suits me just fine.

 

Just curious....are the decals the static-cling type or the sticky type?  I'd be more likely to put a static-cling type on my vehicle.

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