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UPDATE!
E and F were the clear winners on the vote so far. I just got off the phone with one of the guys I have been discussing this with here locally(a printer). I am a little leary about what the quality might be from a Zazzle (he did not say this, but just after talking to him and listening to all the different suggestions, I formed my own opinion). So, I have him looking into the quotes. Should here back from him tomorrow sometime. He is working on T's, caps, garage banners, coffee travel mugs, coozies,vinyl cling decals and other items. He had some good suggestions. For right now, he is quoting me the E design on black shirts, and A and another one on grey or white shirts. E could be done on white or grey as well, but he says to trust him and let the black make it pop - that's fine, but I am not a black shirt fan. i am sure others will appreciate it. It is a more expensive (more than obviously) to do a logo on front and back (because of setup time), but he is also working with me on that. Also, I asked him to work up quote on the F design as well for us. Once artwork is approved, he said it should take 2-3 weeks to get the product. ia m posting this same message to the board as well.
I am just going to run with it a bit and post to let you know when I have the stuff available for purchase. It would be impossible to please everyone, but we will try to get as much available as possible. Some questions garage banners: how many are interested in them? what would be the most popular size? I am also working a possible deal on golfballs. Any other interest in those?
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I like C, N, & CC
for today anyway  Thanks for all the hard work!
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I'm in for a garage banner and anything else you finally decide on making.
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Yeah THANKS FOR ALL THE WORK WITH THIS!!!!!!!!!
Just to bad there aren't more nurburgring fans here....ahem...NUDGE NUDGE....
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Looking good, thank you for all the work. A garage banner could be cool.
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Holy Moly, now I know why they pay web designers!
Been working on this stupid website for 4 hours tonight (and way too late I might add). But, I think I am learning and making progress - amazingly, this is occurring concurrently... It took me forever to figure out how to make sure my graphic was properly labelled in the html text. I am convinced that there must be some easy way to spot this for the expert, but I had to do it by changing each graphic line in my index.htm file to where I had the thing loaded. Finally found it. Gee whiz, I am seeing stars!
Check it out and let me know what you think. Don't be afraid to speak your mind. I am thick-skinned and won't take anything too personal  . This is my first attempt and learning something new here, so no big deal... Oh, don't get too excited about the buttons, they do not really work right yet...Check it out here... www.scwdp.com Good night, er uh, morning...
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Looks like the first attempt of a thick skinned amateur!
The buttons don't work right! I keep trying and trying!! What stars? I don't see no stars! Where are the stars?!
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OK, webdesign guys. I just had a chance to look at my page I did last night on a regular (non-wide) display. Is there a way to format my page so that it is "smart" enough to display well on either screen? Or do I need to format it for the non-wide screen? Or, should I just leave it. This would be the choice I would make based upon my understanding - as I think that the non-wide screens will shortly have gone the way of the do-do birds.
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OK, webdesign guys. I just had a chance to look at my page I did last night on a regular (non-wide) display. Is there a way to format my page so that it is "smart" enough to display well on either screen? Or do I need to format it for the non-wide screen? Or, should I just leave it. This would be the choice I would make based upon my understanding - as I think that the non-wide screens will shortly have gone the way of the do-do birds.
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OK, webdesign guys. I just had a chance to look at my page (I did last night) on a regular (non-wide) display. Is there a way to format my page so that it is "smart" enough to display well on either screen? Or do I need to format it for the non-wide screen? Or, should I just leave it. This would be the choice I would make based upon my understanding - as I think that the non-wide screens will shortly have gone the way of the do-do birds.
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Looks good so far. Can't wait to see the finished product unless you lose your sanity before completing it.
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Would it be to cornbone to issue out everyone there very own SCWDP#? If we do it, we could make sure the original instigators get there proper placement, and have the rest of it based on order of an email rec'd by me stating that the person would in fact like their number...
Just another wacky idea...
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Coming to the party VERY LATE...However, very cool logos! I'll order some goodies after the final products are announced.
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Welcome to the fray Coop-
Not too late to cast your vote. Check out the logos on the chart and pick your favorite.
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I like the SCWDP logo with the 911 sillohute around it for the front of the shirts.
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I just found this thread, sorry for showing up so late in the game.
My vote in order 1. I 2. J 3. E 4. B regardless of what you end up with I will take 3 t-shirts in XXXL Tall (Gray, Red, & Blue) 3 window stickers, and if you make a grill badge I ll take 2.
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I do not have much time on my hands directly now, but would be more than happy to help with the site.
Here is an example of my work - www.coolcavaracing.com PM me and we can discuss the design in more details....
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