Free Stuff For Y'all

[jfiscus]

[SUB]Here is an electric "ParCar"... no idea what else it is really called, that's just what they called it.
1/20 scale, etc, etc.[/SUB]

This is an electric Columbia Par Car for anyone searching later.

 

[petepaz]

early christmas presents
thanks

 

[neato]

Thanks! Nice stuff

 

[mbarden]

Thank You!!

Thanks Much,
Nice stuff.
MB

 

[jfiscus]

Here is a simple 12"x18" pole sign mock-up template.

 

[jfiscus]

Attached is a wrap template for an XY Powersports Max Torque 200 Buggy. (this is the kids model)
I found the blue area is unnecessary, but I left it on there. Enjoy!

 

[phototec]

Here is a template for a utility bed for a 2008 F250 (Insert your template's cab).
No idea on who manufacturer of the bed was.
1/20 scale.

I love the wheels and tires, I can use these..................

THANK A BUNCH

 

[deegrafix]

Thank you! Very Generous!

 

[jfiscus]

Here is a topper for van ambulances.
Just insert a standard Ford or GMC van and presto; a vanbulance.
1/20 scale.

 

[jfiscus]

Ambulance Parts

For those of you needing to mock up a box ambulance, here are the basic parts.
Insert your own cab, adjust the box dimensions, and move things around as necessary.
1/20 Scale, etc.

 

[DecalDoCtorz]

Awesome, thank you!

 

[toucan_graphics]

Thanks!!!!! Very generous of you!

 

[Harry Constable]

Templates

Thankx for the templates. We can always use good ones.

 

[JP4]

Thank you!

 

[jfiscus]

Fire Truck

Here is a template for a Pierce fire truck, at 50% scale.
Sorry I didn't do the front/back, but nothing was going on the front and the rear was just getting chevrons so I didn't have to draw them.

 

[jfiscus]

Unfortunately, I had the pleasure of drawing the rest of the truck also, so here ya go!
remember to measure your truck, as this one may not match the truck you're doing 100%.
Also, my slat pattern is NOT correct on this.

 

[jfiscus]

John Deere Gator / Side-By-Side Wrap Template.
Artwork at 100%.
Verify that your vehicle is the same with a few simple measurements and then this template should get you where you need to be!

***See Fred's post below for the PDf attachment. I think I broke the forum...

 

[SellersSign&Design]

Thank you for putting all of these templates on here! As far as the fire trucks go, most manufactures provide an engineering drawing in .pdf form when a new truck is ordered. If you have the job number you can go through the dealer or the manufacturer and get the drawing if the trucks is fairly new. It saves a ton of drawing time!

 

[jfiscus]

Thank you for putting all of these templates on here! As far as the fire trucks go, most manufactures provide an engineering drawing in .pdf form when a new truck is ordered. If you have the job number you can go through the dealer or the manufacturer and get the drawing if the trucks is fairly new. It saves a ton of drawing time!

This was a used truck, so I didn't have a way to get to the original drawings.

 

[SellersSign&Design]

This was a used truck, so I didn't have a way to get to the original drawings.

Haha that's usually the way it goes for me too, they seem to always be too old to get the drawings. I just figured I would put that info on here in case someone is working on a fairly new truck.