454CanAm wrote:
Andy, you do have a good memory..................... my 454 was my dining room table for 3 years, at least that's what I called it.
After I got divorced (and the ex-wife cleaned the house out) I built the 454 in my dining room.......... then ruptured 3 disc's in my back --- so the motor sat (wai …
Just a couple drawback on that- ( my 2 cents). Mirrored signs are sometimes hard for the person to read because they are looking at their reflextion too. It gets bust. Also, it will probably be plexiglass (cheapest costwise), and that is fragile. You have to be carefull transporting and playing with it, you could crack it. The biggest drawback, as I said ,is reflextions. I like the colormatched look (I have done a couple) they blend great with the car. For your sign, I would shoot graphics on a board like mine, or use the colored stripes around the outside edge, with the white in the middle,dark charcoal on the outside. That leaves a white background for your letters. You could do them in a metallic silver. Are you working on the visual yet??. Another afterthought, is after looking at my sign, the top of yours could be cut at the angle of the chevy bowtie, instead of 'circle cuts'. What do you think??