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no -- most criminals are not that smart -- but when you put big HD letters on something and you're at bike event they know what's going to bring the money on the black market--why steal a Honda when you can steal a Harley --
Originally Posted by xxxflhrci
Do you suppose my garage door tells thieves there are Harleys inside?LOL...
Keep in mind how hard a RV is to sell if you want to get out of it, let alone a RV for a specific group. Id skip on the paint idea and do like others have said...wrap it.
They are not hard to sell- they are impossible to sell!! Thats why I'm not afraid to paint it. You want to talk about a depressed market- go talk to your local RV seller (if they are still in buisness) current terms if you are going to finance: 40% down and perfect credit
I'd recommend going with the Colors of your bike... Blend them in somehow with what you have to get the theme going and then have a graphic guy enlarge your tank emblems and put one on each side with one on the back. Now that'd look cool.
I'd recommend going with the Colors of your bike... Blend them in somehow with what you have to get the theme going and then have a graphic guy enlarge your tank emblems and put one on each side with one on the back. Now that'd look cool.
Now thats a good idea- hmmmm- maybe bottom half black- tank logos and use an orange stripe to seperate the bottom black from the top white....
Some real talent on the photoshop section here. Take some good pics and ask those guys to help you out with all kind of options. Good luck man and sweet a$$ motorhome!!
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