Hi everyone!

Hi guys and gals,

just dropped by to say hello as I already know many of you, and many of you I dont but look forward to meeting you.  It's been an exciting summer with all the shows, rides, and events and getting to know Mike, Miquel, David, Moe, and the many car clubs and trophy whores ;)   .  I look forward to many new adventures as we progress into the last part of the year

 

Tony Hooton

Suspekt Kustom Graphix

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Michael Thies on August 11, 2010 at 12:02am
Welcome Tom,
I enjoyed our visit yesterday and I think I failed to fully show my excitement about your idea of graphics for vehicles using vinyl wraps. When done correctly, it must be very powerful. Please post some of your photos here and I will see who we can hook up. Let's look as some barter for the ad space, too. I am looking for your ideas for the Porsche. :-)
Mike T.
Permalink Reply by Tony Hooton on August 11, 2010 at 4:22am
per requested: here are some wraps I've done over the past couple years. Taking vehicle graphics to the next level!






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