What ever style you do - I would like 1 XL please. Thanks for doing this.

 

This is what I'm thinking. But the font might be a little too "funky." What do you guys think?

 

Both trucks need new springs.
The best of the three series not represented.
Yeah, we need something that can be read at a glance.
Want it front and back so it can be seen at a distance.
Put me down for one medium.
Thanks for doing this.

 

Red 51/52 w/ a correct style front bumper and plain chrome wheels . Some may not get the font style . They may need to be reminded .

 

I almost went with the monkey face, just because the manure spreader is a little "cluttered."

 

Honestly, I can't wear the previous TS T's except in the Spring and Fall, the large area of printing is super sweaty. The Falls could be eliminated IMO.

 

If it is on the front and back I would sweat like a throughbred after a race. The falls are a little overkill. Maybe the pic with out the falls on the back and a small "Truckstock 2016 " logo on the front. Just my 2 cents

 

I would vote for large on back logo on front , but will be happy with anything

 

I thought we actually decided not to do them any more?

 

I am not going to TS but here are my two cents:

I like to font of the lettering! It is Funky and cool, sort of like that "Keep on Truckin' poster that was popular in the 60's and late 70's. I don't think the falls will show up well on a silk-screened shirt.

 

Keep on Truckin' was the first thing I thought when I saw the picture.
I have lots of t-shirts. Those that have the heavy print do get sweaty. I have others that the print is not paint on top of the cloth. I assume the sweaty kind of shirts are cheaper.

I like the falls, but I agree that they might not work too well on a t-shirt.

 

I'd wear one of those...

 

Tee shirt graphic 2.0.

Back:


Front:

 

I like that, too bad I can't make it there though..

 

I've been out of the loop for a while, but here are my thoughts on the food.... i preferred hanging out with the group and listening to the tall stories of the good 'ol days.... Fri. night cookout to catch up, then Sat. night would be good for a restaurant meal, up Sunday morning for breakfast with those that are up early, then on the road. For those that have not attended, you are missing a great experience with a great group of people! It's a bucket list item if you like good trucks, good food, and good folks.
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