Pics of your info display sheets at shows...

danny_duke01 · Post by **danny_duke01** » Thu Apr 30, 15 7:54 pm

Just wondered what some of you guys do for shows regarding any info about the car/history/rebuild etc...

I'm trying to design one myself,not sure whether to go for poster size,or just an A4 sheet describing a bit about the history and build etc.

Shows us some ideas or what you have...

Cheers

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Thu Apr 30, 15 9:04 pm

Danny, we don't, just park em up at the Mopar Nats show area and let people enjoy the view

danny_duke01 · Post by **danny_duke01** » Thu Apr 30, 15 9:08 pm

MilesnMiles wrote:Danny, we don't, just park em up at the Mopar Nats show area and let people enjoy the view

Haha nice reply mate...i like that!!

I guess they just speak for themsleves!!

Dave81 · Post by **Dave81** » Thu Apr 30, 15 9:25 pm

Some people do A4/A3 adverts from the 70s.
Some do a small write up about their car.
Some go as far to put it in a picture frame!
Some put rebuild photos in an a4 file to show the cars beginnings to what they are stood next too!

Most just park them up, watch some racing and drink beer (being NATS specific)!

NEC is the only show I've been to that you get history style car info.

All the drag racing events are usually man and machine vs the 1/4.

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Thu Apr 30, 15 9:26 pm

It's true Danny, the corale at the Mopar Nats is full of all sorts of cars from my ratty patina'd Roadrunner to immaculate recreations of Mopar perfection.
I like it that way

Post by **MattH** » Fri May 01, 15 7:00 pm

I had a big one for the NEC, with details of what the car was a tribute of etc, i.e. photos of the real thing racing in 1970, as well as some photos of its restoration.
It was one of those signs you see outside shops that swing in the breeze.
It's a bit unwieldy but Ok for a big show.

autofetish · Post by **autofetish** » Fri May 01, 15 7:05 pm

I like the idea loads of pictures and info.

nothing worse than you find a car you love and leave the show knowing it was

red and dodge

Ps. thats class Matt

Post by **MattH** » Fri May 01, 15 7:12 pm

autofetish wrote:

Ps. thats class Matt

Thank you, that was Mandie's artistic handiwork with the shiny stuff.

autofetish · Post by **autofetish** » Fri May 01, 15 7:31 pm

MattH wrote:
autofetish wrote:

Ps. thats class Matt
Thank you, that was Mandie's artistic handiwork with the shiny stuff.

shiny gold gold shiny

danny_duke01 · Post by **danny_duke01** » Tue May 05, 15 4:33 pm

MattH wrote:I had a big one for the NEC, with details of what the car was a tribute of etc, i.e. photos of the real thing racing in 1970, as well as some photos of its restoration.
It was one of those signs you see outside shops that swing in the breeze.
It's a bit unwieldy but Ok for a big show.

Nice work,thanks for sharing. That's the kind of thing i'm looking to do!!

danny_duke01 · Post by **danny_duke01** » Tue May 05, 15 4:34 pm

autofetish wrote:I like the idea loads of pictures and info.

nothing worse than you find a car you love and leave the show knowing it was

red and dodge

Ps. thats class Matt

Completely agree with you on that one mate!!

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Tue May 05, 15 8:09 pm

Well I suppose one of those boards would end the 'are you going to restore it?' questions I get, when all the money and effort is in a completely renewed and performance orientated drive train that the viewer can't see

Jon Connolly · Post by **Jon Connolly** » Tue May 05, 15 8:48 pm

MilesnMiles wrote:Well I suppose one of those boards would end the 'are you going to restore it?' questions I get, when all the money and effort is in a completely renewed and performance orientated drive train that the viewer can't see

MilesnMiles · Post by **MilesnMiles** » Tue May 05, 15 8:50 pm

Nice one Jon, I remember that pic. Thanks for your efforts

Jon Connolly · Post by **Jon Connolly** » Tue May 05, 15 8:53 pm

Miles

I happened to be cleaning up my memory card .. trouble with a 4GB is I never delete anything