Yard Sign

[zelio]

I like the enthusiasm, but I don't think I could handle a sign.
Sometimes I try not to think about my new car on reserve, because I want it now.
I sometimes feel like a little kid having a tantrum.

My bumper sticker is on the lip of the trunk of my Camry on the drivers side. I have actually had a thumbs up from one motorcycle rider and the nod of the head from another on my way to the pool on I-5. I grinned all the rest of the way to the pool. It felt good to have my Elio noticed. :-) Z

 

[Dusty921]

Support you car company. LOL


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Boy would I love to buy a sign like that, make it two one for the house and one for the campground.
Heck I'd put it in the back window of the RV for the trips to and from!
Hint, hint

 

[wayne kemp]

House number, Mail box, Coat hanger or a sticker for your car with your production number.

Or a Clock.

Good project for some of you woodworkers.

 

[Mark Ambrose]

Yeah...I'm not into body art. Probably a generational thing though. Whatever blows yer skirt up.

 

[HHH]

Yeah...I'm not into body art. Probably a generational thing though. Whatever blows yer skirt up.

And what does this permanent body art represent? Prototype 2? Prototype 3? Prototype 4?

 

[Mike W]

I prefer your embroidery! Z

I don't know about that, seems like tattoos would last longer and not hurt as much!

 

[zelio]

I don't know about that, seems like tattoos would last longer and not hurt as much!

I meant on clothing, silly! Z

 

[JEBar]

Nearly seventy years old and still unmarked and unblemished. Love my Elio but it will not adorn my body

with tattoos that makes two of us; however, assorted surgical scars are a different matter ..

Jim

 

[wayne kemp]

Call me old fashion but if I was still in business and someone came in wanting a job and had lots of tattoos guess where the paperwork would go.

 

[HHH]

Call me old fashion but if I was still in business and someone came in wanting a job and had lots of tattoos guess where the paperwork would go.

We're beginning to get a bit off topic, but I recall an article in The Wall Street Journal several years ago saying that many companies were finding they had to change their old policies regarding tattoos because there were so many applicants with them now. Same thing has happened at beauty pageants, where they formerly banned implants.

Hey, I'm of the same generation, and understand your feelings, however it was our generation that said, "The times they are a'changin'."