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03-10-2005, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by mikelbeck
Originally Posted by fastbackcuda
Any word yet ?
or ,
North East Bracket Racing
Both 2.5" high x 36" long. Both pcs are white vinyl on static cling
for inside installation.
1-5 pcs same $15.00
6-10 pcs same $12.50
03-10-2005, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by onehellofadart
Originally Posted by mikelbeck
Originally Posted by fastbackcuda
Any word yet ?
or ,
North East Bracket Racing
Both 2.5" high x 36" long. Both pcs are white vinyl on static cling
for inside installation.
1-5 pcs same $15.00
6-10 pcs same $12.50
03-11-2005, 06:26 AM
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Originally Posted by mikelbeck
I would think we'd want the URL on it, right? And they can do it without the spaces in the URL, right? The proof you sent me had spaces in it...
The price ok?
03-11-2005, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by onehellofadart
Originally Posted by mikelbeck
I would think we'd want the URL on it, right? And they can do it without the spaces in the URL, right? The proof you sent me had spaces in it...
The price ok?
03-16-2005, 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by onehellofadart
Yes , 
thought I told you that.
Anyway, I got some of the things I ordered but she made a
mistake and put spaces inbetween the words.
She's redoing the address and will be mailing it out again.
thought I told you that.Anyway, I got some of the things I ordered but she made a
mistake and put spaces inbetween the words.
She's redoing the address and will be mailing it out again.
When you get them, let's see some pics of them!
03-18-2005, 10:59 AM
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Ok I got my NorthEastBracketRacing.com cling-on thingy.
Looks pretty good. Except I have to trim alot of extra vinyl
above and below url. This will have to be addressed if you guys
order any.
Anyway I'll see how it looks on the glass and try to take a picture
this weekend and post it.
Looks pretty good. Except I have to trim alot of extra vinyl
above and below url. This will have to be addressed if you guys
order any.
Anyway I'll see how it looks on the glass and try to take a picture
this weekend and post it.
03-19-2005, 09:26 AM
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Here it is the Clingy Thingy. I put it on my trucks cap rear window
Its very heavily tinted and it was visable but not like the picture
posted.
https://www.northeastbracketracing.c...php?pic_id=185
Its very heavily tinted and it was visable but not like the picture
posted.
https://www.northeastbracketracing.c...php?pic_id=185
03-19-2005, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by onehellofadart
Here it is the Clingy Thingy. I put it on my trucks cap rear window
Its very heavily tinted and it was visable but not like the picture
posted.
https://www.northeastbracketracing.c...php?pic_id=185
Its very heavily tinted and it was visable but not like the picture
posted.
https://www.northeastbracketracing.c...php?pic_id=185
It goes on the inside of the window, right?
03-21-2005, 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by onehellofadart
Nobodys interested in the clingy nebr for their cars?
How "clingy" are they? Will they stay on for a long length of time or do they eventually fall off?
I was thinking about getting one for my truck.
Also, I'm having Harris Decals (www.harrisdecals.com) make up a bunch of 6" x 3" decals with our new logo on them. If anybody's interested in one of those, let me know. They're $3.00 each, including shipping.
03-21-2005, 02:34 PM
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I only had the prototype made up for me.
I put the one she made wrong (North East Bracket Racing.com)
on my truck cap. So far its still there.
No skin off my azz I just thought there would be a little enthusiasm
about it.
Was anyone interested in the permenant one you got?
I'll buy one of the little decals you had made.
I put the one she made wrong (North East Bracket Racing.com)
on my truck cap. So far its still there.
No skin off my azz I just thought there would be a little enthusiasm
about it.
Was anyone interested in the permenant one you got?
I'll buy one of the little decals you had made.
03-21-2005, 04:10 PM
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I'll wait till the end of the week to see if anyone else wants one.
Then I'll place the order for that amount. I don't know what shipping will be at this point. Mine was sent UPS, that was a waste of money.
Probably US mail them.
Then I'll place the order for that amount. I don't know what shipping will be at this point. Mine was sent UPS, that was a waste of money.
Probably US mail them.
03-21-2005, 06:31 PM
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That's cool, just let me know. Tony, how's the car coming? Have you planned for your 1st day yet for T&T?
I'm just waiting for the new cam to arrive before I go changing the heads. It would be silly not to do it all at once. Probably lookin' at 2 more weeks.
I'm just waiting for the new cam to arrive before I go changing the heads. It would be silly not to do it all at once. Probably lookin' at 2 more weeks.
03-21-2005, 07:07 PM
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Dan, Car is in shop. The 4:30's are in and set. The reverse
Griner manual valve body and 4.2 lever is in and new 3500-3600
torque convertor is on. Having a custom pedestal made for the new reverse Hurst pistal grip quarter stick (still have the bench seat).
Then I have to go for a fitting
for the correct height and
comfort.
Was real tough column shifting.
Should get it back in about a week. Then break in the rear. Hopefully ready for mid April.
When I was a young man I did all the work myself on my back in my
driveway with drop lights and 90 wt. in my hair. Not anymore.
Thank God [-o< I have a real good job and a GREAT wife.
Griner manual valve body and 4.2 lever is in and new 3500-3600
torque convertor is on. Having a custom pedestal made for the new reverse Hurst pistal grip quarter stick (still have the bench seat).
Then I have to go for a fitting
for the correct height and comfort.
Was real tough column shifting. Should get it back in about a week. Then break in the rear. Hopefully ready for mid April.
When I was a young man I did all the work myself on my back in my
driveway with drop lights and 90 wt. in my hair. Not anymore.
Thank God [-o< I have a real good job and a GREAT wife.
03-21-2005, 09:09 PM
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That's sounding real good, Tony. "Going for a fitting"....sounds like you're buying a suit. Just be cautious if the guy asks if you dress left or right
I'm also blessed with a GOOD wife. We have an understanding; I won't ask her how much she spends on clothes and she won't ask me how much I spend on car parts.
I still prefer to do the work myself, for several reasons. I've had bad expierences with lousy mechanics who overcharge and don't do what they say they did. Secondly, I get alot of satisfaction from accomplishing something that most people would never take on. Thirdly, I have alot of free time and if I wasn't spending time on the car, I'd just be getting into trouble. Later,
Dan
I'm also blessed with a GOOD wife. We have an understanding; I won't ask her how much she spends on clothes and she won't ask me how much I spend on car parts.
I still prefer to do the work myself, for several reasons. I've had bad expierences with lousy mechanics who overcharge and don't do what they say they did. Secondly, I get alot of satisfaction from accomplishing something that most people would never take on. Thirdly, I have alot of free time and if I wasn't spending time on the car, I'd just be getting into trouble. Later,
Dan
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