Recent content by RLove

I bought the Syncro kit for brand new Honda Ridgeline. Unfortunately the Mohs just barely had enough in the bottle for one coat - very disappointed knowing that it really needs two coats, (and I applied it carefully sus[ecting what ended up being reality...the instructions said to put on a thick...

Waited too long to add this before. Googled Ferrari silhouette for the image, although I didn't get a Ferrari. You get the idea though.

Definitely use the same font on each word, and overprint the car with the lettering disregarding the car itself...just let it be in the background. Like the previous poster said, lose the wheel wells and most of the car detail - it's distracting. Simplicity works best.

1970 Dodge Charger R/T 440. I had a '68 before it and it ran flawlessly, the '70 was always broken and my mechanic spent more time with the car than I did. That's not to say that I wouldn't like to have the car now.

I didn't wade through all of the posts, but with the new Scion FRS/Subaru BRZ coming out really soon, I think I'd take a look at those too. $25K might be tight, but if you have a year you might get a year-end value. Other than that I really like the idea of a new Honda Si - fun, reliable, and...

It looks pretty good. If you're open to nit-picking, Door Jams should be Door Jambs. Most customers wouldn't notice this or even know how to spell it, so don't feel bad enough to reprint. I work in the Graphics biz, so it just jumps out at me. Hopefully business will be so good that you'll be...

That's too funny. Got me.

I'll be honest, I didn't wade through all of the suggestions. My initial thought was a Honda Civic Si. They can be bought right, are reliable, fun to drive. Then reading the requirements again I thought about a car that meets all of your requirements and even though it's not a "kid" car like...

$120,000.00. This kind of stuff was a dime a dozen when I was in high school and it makes me ill to think about it. Wish I still had my '64 Impala SS, my '68 and '70 Chargers...

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I've tried to find a way to go for years...maybe this is it!:xyxthumbs:

I disagree. It's doubtful that the owner wanted to spend a ton of money replacing wheel wells, or have someone spend hours cleaning the paint off - more bucks. Without the brilliance of the camera flash, I'm sure the results of the undercoating was quite acceptable...I'm mean, really, it's just...

I haven't used the product, but is there ANY chance that it could even make the clearcoat fail? It's your word against his, and I'd tell him to just try and bring it on. You've lost him for a customer anyway. If he pursues you legally, (doubtful) the burden of proof would be on him, and he's...

It would be helpful to know what you use your car for? And, what you like. A used Saab and a new Kia aren't very good clues except that they are both sedans. If you don't have a lot of money to spend now of in the future, I'd write off the Saab and a good portion of the Euro cars right off...

:iagree:Some don't accept the fact that a rag and elbow grease works as well if not better than some of the "labor-saving" devices.