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Low resolution examples


2005 Ford Mustang


Unfinished Scion TC


These Battle Boards are Custom Made for Each Car

Benefits:

Great Looking Display Piece

Includes All Your Modifications

Adds Points To Your Car When Judged

Draws Extra Attention

Promote Your Company, Club, or Sponsors

(Battle Boards are 20x30 Inches Long)


How to Get One:

Step 1

Send an Email to RWCustoms@gmail.com
With The Following Information:
- Name
- Address
- Phone Number
- Vehicle Year, Make, Model
- Minimum of 3 High Resolution Photos of Vehicle
- All Modifications (Be specific)
- Team/Club Logo, Sponsors, etc if Desired
- Theme Idea if applicable

Step 2

- Allow RWCustoms 1-2 weeks to Render a Design
- A low resolution image will be sent to your email
- If all is well, Cash, Money order, or bank check must be sent to RWCustoms. (Directions will be in email)

Step 3

- Allow up to 1 week after payment is received for
final production
- Board can be either shipped or local drop off within
2 business days after production


<u>PRICES:</u>

Hi-Resolution Board Image Only $75.00
(Sent Via Email. Ready for Printing)

Poster Only $100.00
(Printed and local Drop off. No Frame)

Poster Only $125.00
(Printed and Shipped. No Frame)

Complete Board With Frame $150.00
(Local Drop off)

Complete Board With Frame $200.00
(Shipped)

*Drop off Includes limited parts of NY & NJ

 

If there were still any major car shows, I'd probably do it.

 

There are still a lot of major shows. Im in the north east and we have a few major ones. Nopi, HIN, DUB, Street Wars, etc.

Check out my show schedule for this year: http://rwcustoms.com/Club/Schedule.html
More will be added soon too

 

they brought HIN to Nashville. It was pathetic. NOPI Regional shows were neat, but for me they're no longer worth anything more than a 3-4 hour drive. They seem to be diminishing in variety, participants, and new attractions. They're going away from cars and more into parties (jello wrestling, models, etc.) - not that that's a bad thing, but for a regional show I probably wouldn't drive more than 3 hours.

However, these boards do look pretty near, and a 20x30 would be eye catching and possibly memorable to judges.


What material / thickness are they?

 

Lucky for me HIN near me is either in NY or New jersey. Both times I went took an hour or less to get there.

When i entered shows, i think more people looked at the board that the car lol. Always a huge attention grabber.

Here are pics of the back and side. They are about 1/4 inch thick. Nice weight, and can be easily hung on a wall as a nice display piece in the home when you are not using it.
It also has pretty nice weight to it.

 

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I'd like to say that these make the difference between a car and a legendary car at car shows. When people see a sign in front of a car it not only gives them a list of the modifications but it also turns your car into an exhibit. These are always a good idea if your goal is to win a car show.

these are a bit pricey though.

 

^true true, I do tend to stop and look at cars longer that have these. It makes it a display rather than just a car sitting there.

 

I guess maybe its just me, but I've always found subtle to be better.