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FireChicken
11 Secret Herbs & Spices
Member # 2067

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I just realized that my apartment is in serious need of some good quality coasters. Someone on the SLP board had some, and I was just wondering who?

I think Im going to make some with the firebird emblem, to match my custom centercaps. Any other suggestions for them?

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Teri9672
1st Gear
Member # 1541

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I posted pics of them. A friend of mine is making them at their machine shop.
billet drink coasters
http://www.billet-parts.com/index.html
[Big Grin]

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Teri
2002 SS Convertible - #6666
A4,10U Arctic White with 522 neutral leather interior and 56T neutral top. loaded. SLP options: SS Grille, CME w/ LM exhaust, front mats, SLP airlid, engine plaque, key fabs, and portfolio.
Mods: Z06 wheels and tires,(lowered), power antenna, personal plates "LSS1". red/black emblems, Fuel Rail covers, painted / chrome calipers (w/ decals)

2002 SS Convertible - #9155
M6 SSOM with 522 neutral leather interior and 56T neutral top. SLP options: SS Grille, CME, 10 spoke - chrome wheels, deck mat, floor mats, portfolio, car cover, key fobs and dash plaque. Personal plates "SSOMSS"

1988 Z28 vert "Fatal Expense" LS1 conversion with unlimited mods... Personal plates "LS1 Z"

she's home
1997 LT4 SS #69 of 100

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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quote:
Originally posted by Teri9672:
I posted pics of them. A friend of mine is making them at their machine shop.
billet drink coasters
http://www.billet-parts.com/index.html

Those are cool!

I can't even begin to imagine how much paperwork it must have taken for licensing permission to use each of those logos. It took several months to get ours, and that was just for club use of the Camaro, SS & Bowtie logos. I have heard it takes quite a bit of time, effort & cost to get permission for business use.

I want the HotWheels, NASCAR, and Camaro ones.....how much are they? I didn't see any prices listed.

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FireChicken
11 Secret Herbs & Spices
Member # 2067

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quote:
Originally posted by HTWLSS:

quote:
Originally posted by Teri9672:
I posted pics of them. A friend of mine is making them at their machine shop.
billet drink coasters
http://www.billet-parts.com/index.html

Those are cool!

I can't even begin to imagine how much paperwork it must have taken for licensing permission to use each of those logos. It took several months to get ours, and that was just for club use of the Camaro, SS & Bowtie logos. I have heard it takes quite a bit of time, effort & cost to get permission for business use.

I want the HotWheels, NASCAR, and Camaro ones.....how much are they? I didn't see any prices listed.

I feel your pain. I had hell just getting personal permission for my centercap stuff. I had to go all the way to the head trademark guy at GM for that stuff. Im thinking about making some for myself, just with the firebird logo, since ive already got the cad-cam files from my centercap project.

Teri: about how much do they go for?

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Teri9672
1st Gear
Member # 1541

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I'll have to check and see how much - I'll call tonight [Wink]

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