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Old 11-16-2012, 06:42 PM
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I completely agree, but I cannot do anything until I hear something from an Admin or Mod. I think it would be a good Idea!
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Okay so, I fixed it just for you! Haha,

Here you go...


It may not be a 149... but it is part of the 1x8/9 series
Much better Now you are allowed to use it
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Old 11-16-2012, 09:21 PM
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Haha, so glad I have your approval!

But I haven't heard anything so, who knows.
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Darn Sam, you beat me to the punch. Lol! Was going to post the same thing.

Here is something I quickly worked on.

I'll buy one. How fast can you get it shipped out

I know someone here locally that would give a quote on making them if it goes anywhere. He's really good. I could have him make one up and I could send it to several people for approval
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I know a local company too, but either way I am totally for it. I think OCC could make some money from this to do upgrades and such. I can also make more logos if people would like to see something different, maybe a picture of an O on it instead?
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Old 11-16-2012, 10:39 PM
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I think there pretty cool. But for my two cents, a little cluttered.
Hey building on this what if you put a translucent solid color over all the tractors where you could still see them but it help the lettering stand out more!!


I like the shirt idea as well and have a local company that does embroidery not sure what it would cost but would be willing to ask if wanted.
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Might make a shirt too purdy to wear. Would have to buy two, one for wear and one for show.
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Haha, that could be a good marketing strategy! Lol
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I will give it a try. How about this....



I like that, really toned it down.
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I like that, really toned it down.
Thanks I agree, Good suggestion AJ
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