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Thanks! It's my Facebook cover image, and it hit me that it'd make a great avatar. Trying to figure out how to turn it into a t-shirt too! Why not go overboard.

shakedown067 wrote:Thanks! It's my Facebook cover image, and it hit me that it'd make a great avatar. Trying to figure out how to turn it into a t-shirt too! Why not go overboard.

Might as well post it on http://www.cafepress.com and then you can print it on mousepads, calendars, coffee mugs, etc...

ddepante wrote:

shakedown067 wrote:Thanks! It's my Facebook cover image, and it hit me that it'd make a great avatar. Trying to figure out how to turn it into a t-shirt too! Why not go overboard.

Might as well post it on http://www.cafepress.com and then you can print it on mousepads, calendars, coffee mugs, etc...

I'm a graphic artist by trade, so I'll be doing much more than just making a Tee out of a photo. I've also got a guy in brandon (that's done all of our recent FAST shirts) that can produce a single shirt at a time (digital printing).

Here's the last shirt I designed for myself. I'm due for a new one.
[img]https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 0234_n.jpg[/img]

shakedown067 wrote:

ddepante wrote:

shakedown067 wrote:Thanks! It's my Facebook cover image, and it hit me that it'd make a great avatar. Trying to figure out how to turn it into a t-shirt too! Why not go overboard.

Might as well post it on http://www.cafepress.com and then you can print it on mousepads, calendars, coffee mugs, etc...

I'm a graphic artist by trade, so I'll be doing much more than just making a Tee out of a photo. I've also got a guy in brandon (that's done all of our recent FAST shirts) that can produce a single shirt at a time (digital printing).

Here's the last shirt I designed for myself. I'm due for a new one.
[img]https://fbcdn-sphotos-f-a.akamaihd.net/ ... 0234_n.jpg[/img]

I'll take one too.

shakedown067 wrote:

ddepante wrote:

shakedown067 wrote:Thanks! It's my Facebook cover image, and it hit me that it'd make a great avatar. Trying to figure out how to turn it into a t-shirt too! Why not go overboard.

Might as well post it on http://www.cafepress.com and then you can print it on mousepads, calendars, coffee mugs, etc...

I'm a graphic artist by trade, so I'll be doing much more than just making a Tee out of a photo. I've also got a guy in brandon (that's done all of our recent

Eric, the current FAST logo is your work, is it not?

Had a great time and loved the venue. Running in a different run group than my class had me optimistic heading home and devastated when I realized how much I was spanked by Mr O'Neil. Congrats to all in M3 who have really stepped up their game and left poor little me in the dust. Won't be able to attend next month's finale due to the woman's birthday however I'm planning on going to that Brooksville thing someone mentioned here on the 30th. See you guys next season!

garage west wrote:Eric, the current FAST logo is your work, is it not?

In conjunction with Loren and Steve, but yes I was the artist that created it. Just brought the original logo up-to-date.

eborn986 wrote:

twistedwankel wrote:Maybe a drag shootout between an 89 and that 66 stang? S U N D A Y @ the dragway........

Pretty sure that 66 is faster than my 89 in a straight line, but I'd go for it anyways

I'm looking at participating in the NMRA real street, or true street class this coming February. I can't remember the class, but its the one where you drive 30+ miles then make 3 passes without doing anything to the car.
Sounds like fun. I just need to ask for another set of wheels and a pair of drag radials from the Mrs. for Christmas.

Man, I love that shirt the more I look at it.

What would it cost to do a one off shirt with my car on it instead of the corvette?

AScoda wrote:I'm pretty sure Brian meant that all the other cars in the top 10 are better than my crappy Mustang.

Yes, that's what I was getting at, Drew's car is no beater by any means, I've worked on his car and know what he has. I've owned a Fox body and I know what it takes to drive them, even if they're modified. I'd like to see a seasoned driver drive Drew's Mustang over a period of time and be able to do what Drew can do with it. Fox body cars have little forgiveness if you don't hit your points on the course just right. They tend to want to oversteer and understeer when you least expect it.

Loren wrote:But, imagine if you had Scott's tires!

That is what I was getting at in a round about way.

Drew's car is only one year newer than Shamu.

Lets jump some creeks Yall.