truck signage

[Ron Werner]

I know there are other posts, which I'll search, but what are some of best and worst you've seen.
Do you think is more important, the graphics, the copy ie words/message, logo, eye-catching or just readable, etc?

I remember someone saying the signage is important so your client knows who is backing into their driveway. I've seen other industry vans that simply have the name in the upper rear corner of the van.



These are my truck signage over the years. I got a lot of calls from it so it did do its job.

First truck

2nd truck, 1st signage

2nd signage

 

[Brian R]

Wow, (try not to insult)
Ok, no offense bro, but those are the ghetto-est looking hoopties I believe I have ever seen (that was good, he'll get the picture). I'm sure you do great work (butter him up a little) but dude! :shock:
Come on (time for the hit). You have got to invest in your company or it will go nowhere. I'm sure you make money (not sure but what the hell) but if you had a Pro-Truck, life for you would be that much better. (I think I did it, he will be showing us his new truck in no time.....Am I typing this out loud? Crap!)

 

[Blue Monarch]

Here's my deal....

Bash away.

 

[Bruce Humphrey]

Dirk I like where you have your WWW at , going to put my in that same location now.

Ron has a new hoopty and it's pretty fly

 

[Becker]

Looks good Dirk.

Ya got to love beaing out of the trailer!

Ive had some ugly trucks over the years.

Had a 91 ford van too.

 

[Mikey P]

I think I'll ask Don to mod a window cleaning room here.

 

[Becker]

Greenie and I could do it, But I think both of us Have been out of it awhile.
About 10 years for me now.

But man did I clean a lot of windows.

 

[Leslie Judson Jones]

 

[Spurling]

I had a clients kid think it was the birthday party mobile.

 

[Spurling]

Spurlings, Inc. Rochester NY

 

[Spurling]

spurlingsinc.com

 

[Jim Martin]

I don't have the small one any more.....