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How would this work for a shop truck?

SqueeGee

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I might have the opportunity to buy a truck or van from a glass company at a good price. They have racks on them for carrying glass and I was thinking that might be a pretty good fit for a shop truck. We could just throw a 4'x8' sign in the rack and the posts on the truck(or on the roof rack of the van) when we go out for an install. Has anyone else tried this? Will/does it work?

Attached is a pic of something similar to what I'm talking about.
 

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Z SIGNS

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Could not live without it.Here is one we mounted to our boom truck.
 

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SqueeGee

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Could not live without it.Here is one we mounted to our boom truck.

Cool! Do you find that you have to protect the sign face from getting scuffed/scarred by the pieces on the rack that hold the sign in place? How big of a sign can you put in there(height x width)? How thick? Is a pan face too thick?
 

OlsonSigns601

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Depends on how much you plan to install with it. Lately for us its been channel letters and a lot of cabinet installs. For us if its something you can carry in a truck the customer generally doesnt want to pay to install.
 

BIGMAX

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Can see many advantages.........going to see about doing mine like it with a few modifications for even more uses!!! Thank for the post!!!!
 
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