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banner on a van: shaft
I can’t remember whether I showed this before but if I did just ignore it!
It’s for a nightclub and they came up with an idea to have a banner on their new van – they just didn’t know how to do it!
We made a steel frame for the banners and voila – another happy customer. We also did the van for them a couple of weeks later – I’ll put some pics up when I get a chance.
Cheers
Joe
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The worlds first wind powered van 😆 😆 (Doesn’t the other sail get in the way when you’re tacking?)
Aye Aye Cap’n
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Which all goes to show that our job is not just about knockin’ out signs
Thats what makes our job interesting and fulfilling because we really have to be problem solvers (-) (-) (-)
Almost invariably at every job there’s an obstacle whether large or small
We have to crack it …..else we can’t finish the job 😳 😳
And if we can’t finish the job…we don’t get paid 😥 😥 😥
Well done Joe
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Personslly I hate Mondays
actually Sunday nights not to good just thinking about Mondays
but hey fly the flag if you dont like Tuesdays than put a banner on your roof and tell the world.Nice Job Joe
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nice work mate.. very creative! 😉
constructive critisism: your banners running down on the right.. 😆 😆 😆 😆 kidding mate… kidding 😉
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Nice job Joe, I’d be interested to know how you went about making the frame and how its fixed onto the roof rack.
I’ve had a similar enqiry for a vehicle that is to be stationary.
Is this vehicle driving around?? if so what have you done to make sure its stable enough to deal with the wind??
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thanks for your kind words all – I’ll dig out a pic of the frame and post it over the weekend. Oh yes it does drive round like this with no problems yet!
cheers
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Nice one Joe, couple of questions if you dont mind. What did you charge them for it and is it legal if its driving around?
I wonder if they have checked with their insurance company as well !!
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