[Ronnie73]

Originally Posted by earlywynnfan

Interesting post, what yankees decal do you have on your car now?

Currently I have no decals on my car. It needs a good cleaning and buff/wax. So I usually remove any decals if there are any, and then replace them with something similar like a color change, or go completely different. I owned a custom auto performance shop, and a couple years back I had to close it because of some major health issues, neighbor problems, an unfortunate shooting incident, and some unfixable zoning issues with the town. I think much of the problems were related to jealousy and envy but I was really sick and that was my main priority. Then a year later, the virus hit and I've just been kind of on the side lines waiting for the right time to get back into it. So at the time, I had unlimited options. We did simple oil changes to frame off restorations, custom built kit cars, powder coatings, high temp ceramic coatings, sand blasting, bullet proof coatings, full autobody and paint booth, literally everything. Even boat and aircraft, with occasional experimental items from Pratt and other DOD contracted companies. Even firearm coatings. We did everything in house except upholstery and large machine shop work but had plans to add them to the operation. My last shop was 30K sq. ft. Now I wait to see what happens to other small business owners and if they are able to get back to where they once were. I did a lot of fleet vehicle maintenance also, for many of the local businesses and auto auctions. So it's a waiting game and hopefully one day soon, things get back to normal, but I need to make sure the money is really out there before making any life changing decisions. Here's a couple of the Yankees vinyl decal designs that I'd use. I have some others on a different hard drive but was able to design just about anything, as long as I was given an idea and direction to head in. I couldn't come up with ideas starting with a blank page. I'm not the artist in the family. I'm more of a technical and electrical hands on person but will still sit in front of a computer and design a custom logo for a new company.