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Billboards!With Bill Johnston
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first thing that got my attention was when I recognized the sticker that had
the signature line I have used for many years. One Sunday, many years ago, I
decided to drive the rig to church (El Paso, beautiful weather, with the
windshield down there is nothing between you and the wind but a roll
cage...). The preacher saw me pull into the parking lot and came out for a
look. After talking about the abuse the vehicle had taken through the years,
he looked at me with a smile and said "God forgives, but rocks don't". I took
it to heart and added the phrase to my signature line on the web sites I
frequented ever since. |
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  Many
of the non-Suzuki crowd often call what we drive a Jeep, so this sticker
might look appropriate to them. Until, of course, they look a little closer. |
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  Sticker
Pirate has many 'Danger' stickers in the catalogue. At first it looks normal to
have it on the gas can, but looking a little closer reveals a little more
insight into the mind of the driver... |
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   Rollovers
are common in the rocks of Las Cruces, but this driver hopes to keep the
nice paint job looking good for as long as possible. His choice of bumper
art was very appropriate because he rolls over the sticker will change along
with his outlook. |
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  Are
you wanting to send a message to the folks playing games on the highway?
While we would never condone doing anything illegal or stupid, these
stickers placed on either side of you rear bumper, combined with a big set
of Swamper SX's will make most think twice before passing you on the
right... |
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  These
bumper stickers have lot's of possibilities, but the biggest benefit is the
smile they bring to the readers face. Go see if there is anything you can
use, or even share with friends... |
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