Idea for a VW shirt

Oct 03, 2007 5 Replies
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I have been looking for a shirt that has the VW shift pattern on it. The old school 4 speed pattern. I found one but it would be 26 dollars including shipping. Which is ridiculous. I think i'm going to print my own as my mom works at a t-shirt business and I can get them fairly cheap. I'm thinking about 18-20 shipped. Would anyone buy one? the more I print, the cheaper they become. if I print 20 or more I could sell them for 15 shipped which is pretty decent I think. Let me know if you think that would go over well or am i wasting my time!



thanks,



Travis



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I'd buy one - contact me when you get it ready. I already one (prolly the $26 version) and at shows I'm often asked where I got it. You'll sell them, no doubt.

Remco

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J

Travis,

Count me in!! Please let me know if you plan on moving forward with this...I suspect you'll be able to get 20 folks rather easily...

Juan

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I'm in Portugal, not a good shipping location :) could you send me the image you gonna print, and I'll print it myself? I can't find a good image of the VW shift pattern... Thanks!

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Is it a large H-shift pattern on the front with the right gear knob? Or is it a generic H-shift pattern?(As in 99% of all stick shift cars).

If you choose a really high quality T-shirt (as in weight of material, and quality seems(sp?) ) I'm in.

Jørn, who hates cheap T-shirts which deteriorate after a few washings(can you say that?).

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M

You should try a Longtail-T from Duluth Trading Co.

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I used to prefer Carhartt T-shirts, but I found they would eventually tear out the top corners of the pocket, plus they aren't as long.

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