Windshield Repair Forum

What is everyone using for a service vehicule? Is your vehicule lettered, or discrete? Customer reactions?

The following is a link to my summer service vehicule.
( http://www.motorbase.com/picture/by-id/802144531/ )

I only have my company name on the WS, but needless to say I get recognized. I average about 35 miles to the gallon(one of my techs uses a F250 with a V10, he's lucky to get 7 miles gallon, he want's to change).

Enjoy

In this part of the south we use that for demolition derbys or target practice, fugly.........................

CPR, If you see one used in that manner, let me know I could use some parts. BTW in my limited english I cna't find the word fugly in the dictionary, what does that mean?

Merci

Forever Ugly, Future Ugly, Flat Ugly or what ever F word you want to use with UGLY VEHICLE. HTH

I have a plain white 1993 toyota pick-up. I did the lettering myself with some vinyl lettering I purchased at the local Ace Hardware store. It does not spell out my business name but it simply says what I do and has my phone number. It's pretty generic, but it is very effective. I have lettering all the way around.

... On the hood "Free Mobile Service"
... On both doors and the tailgate "Rock Chip Repair 226-2903"

It is certainly not fancy, but it does look good enough to pass for professional advertising.

I don't have a picture link to show you. (It's dark out right now).

Sneck

OFF the subject yvan is that your house and workshop in the back ground

Uh OK whatever floats yer boat

I have a Honda CRV (24 mpg) with magnetics on the front doors ($60) and a lettered spare tire cover that cost less than a hundred and gets me a LOT of jobs.
J.T.W.

Dragwurm

Yes that is my humble abode and one of my out buildings(and a few other Volvo's)in the pic.

Merci

I drive a 2001 Bmw. I was thinking of getting a truck, but my bimmer gets 26 to 28 miles to the gallon in the city. So I think I am going to keep her.