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#1021389 04/13/2014 4:02 PM
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Does anyone know of a shop in the Atlanta area, which can paint (not decal) lettering on a truck? Like we used to see on commercial vehicles in the 40s-50s.


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I don't know anyone down your way but may I make a suggestion.
The fade here now seems to be putting the business on the door and make the lettering look old.
Just about every car show, or cruise-in, that I go to I always see one or two with the old signage painted on the door. Ask some of those guys who did it for them.
Hope this helps.


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Yes I'll probably end up going that route. We have lots of cruise ins here in the spring and summer and I should be able to find a rat rod or 2 with lettering on the doors. Thanks for the suggestion.

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My wife does some book-work for a motorcycle shop. They hire a tattoo artist to do some of their aibrush work. Call some bike shops or tattoo shops, they may have someone that fits the bill.

I used to drive commercial trucks, it's still popular to have the old school paintwork on big rigs. Maybe call an independant trucking company or stop at a truck stop and talk to a couple guys.


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