Mike Goble
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Got a new shirt today. The Bav feels faster when I wear it.
Picked up 5 hp today...
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Got a new shirt today. The Bav feels faster when I wear it.
Love it!
That's awesome, thanks for sharing, it's kind of an Inka/Colorado cross.... Dang it, just tried to order it but I guess there are limited numbers. Nice to see it sold out in a way. I guess if there is enough interest they will bring it back? It's the first I heard of this site.
Mike Goble
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So I show the shirt to my wife, and her first words are - "Oh look, the Neuschwanstein Castle!" She's not much of a car lady, but she knows her castles...
And I've been to Neuschwanstein Castle, pretty amazing.
oh oh, Chris are you married to Mike? does Shawn know this?
just kidding, just practicing for april fools
just kidding, just practicing for april fools
Mike Goble
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Bwana
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I hate social media 
Mike Goble
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I use social media to keep in touch with my Little League guys, my extended family, fellow Vietnam Marines, fellow umpires, etc.
I only use it for car stuff, not to post what I had for dinner.
Great shirt...I waste a lot of time on the 'social network' and car forums, had left over Indian Murg Kesari for dinner by the way.
corvair kid
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That's my design!
It started life truer to Colorado, but got closer to Inka over the course of the design process, at Blipshift's request. The original concept had a whole play on the "Bavaria" badge and the Bavarian landscape that got scuttled over legal concerns. It took a long time and a fair number of changes to the design to go from initial submission to production, but I'm happy with the final result.
Sales are usually two days, but since this one appeared on a Friday, it was available through the end of Sunday; about 250 were sold. A little on the low side, but I figured it would appeal to a niche audience—while maybe giving our cars a little bit of exposure.
It started life truer to Colorado, but got closer to Inka over the course of the design process, at Blipshift's request. The original concept had a whole play on the "Bavaria" badge and the Bavarian landscape that got scuttled over legal concerns. It took a long time and a fair number of changes to the design to go from initial submission to production, but I'm happy with the final result.
Sales are usually two days, but since this one appeared on a Friday, it was available through the end of Sunday; about 250 were sold. A little on the low side, but I figured it would appeal to a niche audience—while maybe giving our cars a little bit of exposure.