My Fiat T-Shirt

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TVST*R

My Fiat T-Shirt

Post by TVST*R »

You can go to ZAZZLE and make a custom Shirt with a picture
of your choice.
Here's mine:
http://static.flickr.com/110/290252023_a5a81569f1.jpg

ZAZZLE:
http://www.zazzle.com/welcome/home/default.asp
Very user friendly site.

This is like soooo '70's!
T :shock:
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Your car is a: 1979 Fiat Spider Automatic
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Post by spidernut »

Here's another way to make a T-shirt from a photograph using nearly any inkjet printer:

http://www.officedepot.com/ddSKU.do?lev ... ue&An=text

You can print on the transfer paper and iron it onto T-shirts, pillowcases, handkerchiefs, etc. We do it all the time and they look good and wear quite well if done right. The transfers aren't opaque, so colored shirts mess up the colors. They work best on white shirts.
John G.
1979 Spider (Owned since 2000)
1971 124 Sport Spider (Owned since 2017)
1977 Spider (Sold 2017)
1979 Spider (Disposed of in 2017)
1979 Spider (Sold 2015)
1980 Spider (Sold in 2013)
1981 Spider (Sold in 1985)
2017 Spider (Owned since 2019)
Gerard Del Monte

Post by Gerard Del Monte »

'Thunderbolt', Tommy? Where's the b&w D-Day invasion stripes? The eight .50 cal machine guns? ;-)
TVST*R

Post by TVST*R »

:D :D :D :D :D
There is another font I could use that has Bullet holes in it!
I call her "ThunderBolt" as I think it keeps her motivated!

I'm sure with my exhaust, I've burned up some weeds along
the way :shock: !
T 8)
Gerard Del Monte wrote:'Thunderbolt', Tommy? Where's the b&w D-Day invasion stripes? The eight .50 cal machine guns? ;-)
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