A little feedback from this end.
We did have generic biz cards we handed out to Stovebolters in chunks back in 2014 for them to distribute. We have them already set up with VISTA print but I just didn't get a chance to order more (I thought the design was going to change) before the event. So that is easily do-able. We have even toyed with letting people get some through our order, but they'll need to pay for them. We can put their truck (or something) on the backside, which costs more. But we had kinda talked ourselves out of that figuring people could make up their own biz cards with VISTA print, or the like. Tried to hook-up with them so that people could order directly from them but we would approve them to be sure it was a legit Stovebolt-ish card (you know what I mean). But they don't have that kind of program.
We have flyers and some folks have come across them and printed them out to keep in their trucks. Several to choose from:
Color on white -- if it's YOUR printer, you'll use less color ink. One big 8.5 x 11 sheet
On blue -- geared for the new look - folks who are into the dark color - takes a lot of ink.
John's creative "Metal Burst" -- another one taking a lot of color and 8.5 x 11
Two on one -- this is the most practical - two copies of the same "white" flyer but smaller. We keep this in our '49 and it makes a nice hand-out.
All these are listed
in the Event link in the menu bar. It's on the left hand column. I'm sure John will update ... and if anyone feel creative, feel free to submit your artwork. We'll add it.
I really liked the agenda on the white board! We had it printed on the website, but if you didn't know, you had to rely on folks to let you know what was happening next. There was also the schedule of events for the show. So, I really like the white board.
The Kids give away table is a great idea. We can have some more *advance* choices for them. Same way with one for the women -- someone brought stuff for the gals back in 2014 and that was great -- I never thought of that! Didn't the women want electrical tape? 
Picture of the owners with the trucks - excellent!
Next year, with more time -- we can have the pocket t's. I know a fellow came up from the Eastern Shore for one Homecoming and he brought pocket-t's. We didn't get shirts made that year (surprise) and everyone liked them.
It seemed from the pictures, most people had a Stovebolt t-shirt on of some kind. The yellow really stood out (great). As someone said, it made it easy to find one another in a crowd!
