McG_Landscaping

[OakNut]

Looks great. Those side boards are screaming for something that can be read from a distance.

I'm working up the final design for my own truck lettering right now.
Every time I get to wanting to get it done, some sort of financial emergency pops up, and the lettering gets put on the back burner. Like now - no emergency, but there's also no WORK due to the drought. Screw it - I'm just getting it done.

[McG_Landscaping]

Originally Posted by OakNut

Looks great. Those side boards are screaming for something that can be read from a distance.

I'm working up the final design for my own truck lettering right now.
Every time I get to wanting to get it done, some sort of financial emergency pops up, and the lettering gets put on the back burner. Like now - no emergency, but there's also no WORK due to the drought. Screw it - I'm just getting it done.

Thanks. I thought about the side boards but they made the truck look over crowed before i painted over them. The place I got mine done was pretty cheap. I had to finally make the time to go over and have it done

[McG_Landscaping]

Just some things that ive been doing

[McG_Landscaping]

a few more.

[McG_Landscaping]

and finally a few more. also my new to me br 600 magnum that i picked up from a member here and my new yard signs i had made that i can put at installs and other high traffic yards

[93Chevy]

Looking good man. Stripes look a lot better without the single wheel sulkey

[93Chevy]

Those are some nice houses, also, Scott

[McG_Landscaping]

Thanks Tim. My sulky tire is flat and i am waiting on a filled tire but I may get a dual wheel sulky. And those houses are all new for me this year besides the one mulch job and trimming job. The real nice ones are in wexford, treesdale, and ben avon.

[Pressedun]

Looks good man, keep it up!
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[McG_Landscaping]

Thanks travis
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