Looking for a Name
#1
Looking for a Name
Our project truck needs a name. I want something to put on a signature banner, and maybe onto some tee shirts.
I am thinking of something that suggests "good old boys", "Ford tough", and "junk yard dog". I want it to suggest we are not high tech, but rather cold steel - as unstoppable as a steam locomotive.
Nothing dainty here - a real bull in a china store.
I like the term "mudder truck" so I have been working on something like "Boss Mudder Truck".
Lets here some other suggestions. . . .
Clint
I am thinking of something that suggests "good old boys", "Ford tough", and "junk yard dog". I want it to suggest we are not high tech, but rather cold steel - as unstoppable as a steam locomotive.
Nothing dainty here - a real bull in a china store.
I like the term "mudder truck" so I have been working on something like "Boss Mudder Truck".
Lets here some other suggestions. . . .
Clint
#2
Call it........Bob. LOL Why not just call it " The junkyard dog" you could even put a set of ears on it like that one monster truck...I forget the name of it but it looks cool. Could paint it the color scheme of a rottie or pincher..black and tan. If you really wanna sound tough though...call it "The Slayer" and do it up in gunmetal grey with a couple of swords crossin on the doors and a pile of corprate logos underneath like chevy, dodge ect.
Those are my two ideas for the moment.
-Chris
Those are my two ideas for the moment.
-Chris
#3
How about Frankenstein?
I built a truck from many doners. My wife affectionately named it Frankie. Of course, she considered the truck a feminine version of the monster, but the intent was a mix of several trucks and cars all put together in one tough ombre.
Or FrankenRot, to mix in the junk yard dog concept (rotweiller) sp.
I built a truck from many doners. My wife affectionately named it Frankie. Of course, she considered the truck a feminine version of the monster, but the intent was a mix of several trucks and cars all put together in one tough ombre.
Or FrankenRot, to mix in the junk yard dog concept (rotweiller) sp.
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Yeah, we're goin' down alright...down the track ahead of the Nevada boys...
As for a name, maybe a variant of the Frankenstein idea...Frankentruk, or Truckenstein...
This one's been used before, but a classic: Blew By-you
What color is the truck, Clint? How 'bout "Ol' (insert color here)"
Or Good Ol' Boy's Toy...
I suck at naming things. That's probably why none of my vehicles have names.
As for a name, maybe a variant of the Frankenstein idea...Frankentruk, or Truckenstein...
This one's been used before, but a classic: Blew By-you
What color is the truck, Clint? How 'bout "Ol' (insert color here)"
Or Good Ol' Boy's Toy...
I suck at naming things. That's probably why none of my vehicles have names.
Last edited by TigerDan; 01-05-2007 at 08:03 PM.
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