That Truck is How Big?

[acothran]

A local or regional bread company in the area have their box truck sides wrapped. Most I've seen are the Isuzu mid-size box trucks but occasionally you see a larger truck. I would bet their wraps weren't printed and installed by the same company/person. Looks like the installer was handed the printed vinyl and given a fleet to wrap, only to find that a couple of trucks were bigger than the rest. At least they did a good job centering the graphic. Sorry for the grainy pic but it's a nighttime iPhone pic.

Allen

 

[Pat Whatley]

I wrapped an HH Gregg truck that had the same "problem". I told the store manager about it, he didn't understand so I taped the panels on the truck to show him it was the wrong size. He still didn't understand the problem so I just centered it like they did, got my check, and went on my way.

 

[astro8]

I told the store manager about it, he didn't understand so I taped the panels on the truck to show him it was the wrong size. He still didn't understand the problem so I just centered it like they did, got my check, and went on my way.

He probably didn't want to know either.

Most people would neither notice nor care less.

 

[CheapVehicleWrap]

Better than too big no?

 

[Pat Whatley]

Most people would neither notice nor care less.

I'll admit this...on their trucks the top and bottoms of each panel have a double line of screws, with random additional screws and hardware in them. They were a pain in the ass to clean and wrap over (back in the days before I discovered the torch) so I just started trimming the graphics to fit just inside the double lines of rivets.

As far as I know nobody ever noticed.

And no, I'd never do that kind of hack job now.