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All original, it was repainted about 30 years ago and it's mine. Had a 59 Silver Hawk but gave it to my brother in law in Calf.

Forgot this one.

OP, I literarily pulled the Stude out of the garage today. No brakes so I guess I’ll have something to do this summer. We just sold my father in laws house and had to move items to you guessed it “my” garage. I know you would enjoy the pic.

http://www.timetunnel.com/cgi-bin/ttunnel/royalty-free/welcome

http://www.fenderskirtsvintage.com/store/index.php?cPath=56_61_82&osCsid=s4qa973gts0e6g6l4qda7s69h0

You need to calibrate the sensor. Its documented in the owners manual but fine tuning is required and should do the trick. Many users are impatient about this process and don't do it right.

Simon the palettes you see are within the Gerber ColorId database and may not be up to date and I know some of them do not have Edge "firings" to print on. But if you want these as Gerber *.PAL files I can create them and email. If you want to create your own Vinyl palettes (*.pal) use the...

On the Gerber ion we found it depends on the acrylic and how old it is. Some brands work better than others. You MUST remove the protective film 24hrs before you print on it. If you don't the adhesion sucks due to the acrylic out gassing. The digital grade (DA) acrylic that was just released...

If it's 32 bit the driver is on the DVD and should install. He can search the DVD and the SafeNet driver has it's own install. No typo, Omega 4.0 is ready to go.

As soon as Omega 4.0 (this week or next) gets out the door the 64 bit driver for the Edge I/II is one of the first things on the list.

Yes, Win 7 32 bit should be fine for supporting the Edge I. Not sure if Omega 2.1 will work.

The reason I do not have any type of phone, cell or land line, I don't need one. And I hate having one at work.

I've been using Omega 2.5, 2.6, 3.0 and now 4.0 on Windows 7 (64 bit) since the before it was release to the public with no problems. We do not have a Edge I/II output solution for any 64 bit OS yet. 64 bit OSs require 64 bit drivers which we will be working on next.

Design as normal, in GspPlot select reverse print and reverse print order, I also think you want Backing White for the print area.

USB to Serial solutions that I have heard work. Sewell SW-1301 from Sewelldirect.com I/O Gear model GVC232a (Vista only). Radio Shack 26-183 has been replaced with 26-949

All USB to serial cables are not a like. Monday I will post a list that I do know work for Gerber equipment. Unless someone else chimes in.

John, I'm almost positive that you should design your job as normal. In GspPlot select Reverse Print. I'm sure that the app will reverse the print over and apply the correct overprint attributes. If you can wait until Moday I will reply back unless someone else chimes in.

This is how Gerber got into the sign biz. Back in the late 70s the GSP division was looking to expand but they were not sure where to go. Someone picked up a phone book (remember those) and went through the yellow pages and noticed the number of pages for sign makers. The rest is history.

FYI - I opened the EPS file in Omega 4.0 (Composer) but it had a number of missing shapes. I do not know why at the moment. I then opened the file in CS4, resized the artboard because our import filter will clip shapes to the artboard (sometimes) and saved the file as an AI (CS4) file w/...

Katee, I see you tried the Adobe forums. Sometimes they help but are not watched much by actual Adobe engineers which is a shame.