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Old 01-10-2013, 03:12 PM
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Not Pro/Touring but want to know what "Car Guys" think of the impact of this Cover for a "Hot Rod" Calendar. The look of the Cover, not the car. Do you like it, yes or no.

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It looks pretty good. I'd prefer the car to be a bit smaller and the letters a little larger. I know the point of the calendar is the cars but for a cover it just seems over kill. IMHO.
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I like it. Makes me wanna flip it over to see what else is inside.
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It looks pretty good. I'd prefer the car to be a bit smaller and the letters a little larger. I know the point of the calendar is the cars but for a cover it just seems over kill. IMHO.
The idea is a detail as a "Tease". As far as the title, I just threw that in there quick as the company designs the title.

Please keep the input coming. Trying to deal with Marketing.
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I'd put the entire car in the frame, but that's me.
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I'd put the entire car in the frame, but that's me.
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Works for me.

I like the dominance and tease factor of the close-up.
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Works for me.

I like the dominance and tease factor of the close-up.
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It's what I've tried to do in the past. Makes you want to look inside.

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