Lorry Graphics : O’Donovan Transport

[Robert Lambie]

hi eddie.. great work as ever mate.. your jobs seem to be getting bigger and bigger each time you post 😉

i feel for you mate, i hate those bars and the cold is well, freezing here in scotland 😮 its a pig to get to stick and the bars just slow you down altogether.. not a nice experience. 😕 you seem to have managed perfectly well though.. nice one 😉
do you have someone helping you fit these days eddie? stuff like this isnt easy alone 🙄

thanks for taking the time to post mate. 😛

[Phill Fenton]

Nice one Eddie. You’ve done the right thing – ignored the Bars and produced a layout that looks good. Well done, it’s much harder to apply this way but the end result is worth it. Another happy customer 😀

[eddie cotter]

thanks rob!!! as an ex trucker, i enjoy working on trucks, thing is, i gave up lorry driving cos i was drivin 18 hours a day all over ireland north & south, now i am working just as many hours, even sundays, but at least i can wach the kids growing up 😉 & i am at home all day with the slippers on! you cant see from the picture but ther was a big pool of water just under the back doors of the trailer, i couldnt get hold of a lorry to shift the trailer a bit so i ended up tip toe in the water every time i got up & down, i did it on my own, the bloody wind was cutting me in two as well
as loosing all the feeling in my fingers 👿 the haulage company is a new client, & needed the trailer on the road as fast as poss, so i had to jump when asked, he was well pleased & told me he has more new trucks & trailers on the way 😀 , phill your right about the bars, i think the letters always look more professional behind rather than on the bars,
thanks for the encouragement lads, eddie

[Robert Lambie]

the joys of being a sign fitter eh eddie? 😕
its always good to stand back at the end of it and admire your work.. well i mean from the car with the heating on full pelt 😆

alone? well you done a bloody good job, & in those conditions mate..
well done.

lorry driving.. after the 3 day trip i did sign fitting lately i dont wanna drive again. 😕 the best of it was when i got back the guy calls me and says. we forgot a van in birmingham and a fascia sign in stoke on trent. can you pop back down next week?
you would think it was just down the road 😮

anyway.. good to see more of your work mate.. 😉

[John Singh]

Excellent job Eddie

And its about time we saw that Shaun Odonovan behind bars 😆

John

[Andy Gorman]

John,
The name’s in front of you and you STILL spelled it wrong….Shaun?

It’s a gud jobb yuo downt need to bee abel tu spel in our lyne of werk. 😀

I’ve never done a truck rear with bars. I was hoping that there was some secret method for getting the letters behind them easily. Bugger.

[John Singh]

Crumbs!

Good job I didn’t do the job!

Can you imagine as the customer comes out to view his rear (Can be done with a mirror!) and there’s me with a smirk of accomplishment.

If you think bars on a truck are difficult what about a stretched limo??

When we took the Father in Law out as a treat we went in a stretched limo.
free bottle of champers from the bar

I deviate

John