Information Posters (for Car Shows)

Years ago (2004?) I bought a numbered Pantera print, framed it, and surrounded it with some Pantera info and trivia. It's a little big. So, I rarely take it with me to cruise-ins or car shows unless I have the tub installed.

I also created a booklet loaded with Pantera information and photos with this for the cover that people can flip through if interested.

I made this for when I wasn't around the car to explain that it is not a DeLorean.

Showing the group this weekend on our fall cruise. It is 14X11 and sits behind the driver seat.

All content came from the internet, so we know it's true and correct. 

I have found that displaying this framed DeTomaso poster...

along with a laminated original magazine ad from the era explains a lot about our marque at a glance.

Here are mine...

The first one I developed was 18x24 and sat on a low easel, but I found a breeze would blow it over.  I then printed it on 8.5x11 sheet and sandwiched it between a sheet of aluminum and plexiglass mounted atop an aluminum square tube staked into the ground.

I now carry this little sign (half of an 8.5x11 sheet flipped to landscape mode) in my glove box and put it on the dash behind the windshield whenever I'm at a cars & coffee or any other show.

And here's another display sign I probably found on this board and saved because I thought it looked nice.

with great expectation of 5177 being deliviered tomorrow AM,  and I can get better at driving it, I want to attend the Dunn, NC Cotton Festival carshow saturday.

while looking childish and cheap, this is what I made up today.   two liminated 11X17 sheets.   the first describing the Pantera and the second giving specs adjusted for 5177's build.   the bottom is the "take off' emblems,.

Noticing expanding the 8.5 X 11 pdf to 11X17 resulted in some extra room where I could have enlaged the font.

attached is my pdf since the pic is illegable.

I have a page from Car and Driver, circa 1971, that I put on the windshield. Gives a good overview. My car doesn't have a tub so small and extremely portable is the key.

Some really nice displays here.