The Christmas Gift Thread!

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How about an individual calendar this year, we send you 12 photo's of our own car for each month! and I get to see it for the full 12 months then in 2014.:)
 
zedwheels said:
How about an individual calendar this year, we send you 12 photo's of our own car for each month! and I get to see it for the full 12 months then in 2014.:)
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Just the one took me ages to sort out... ;)
 
Cuddly Christmas SHEEP please:baa:)
 
Would definitely be easier for the Ol' Whistler days, if everyone had their forum name on their own mug and failing that on their cup as well!!!:ymdevil:
Mike & Sandy
 
badman gee said:
Were all mugs with hairdresser cars. Especially yours!
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This is the second or third time I've seen the term 'hairdresser car' used. I like to consider myself as a sort of sporty individual who loves driving a sports car with a manual transmission. I love running it through the gears on a mountain road with hairpin turns where you can't see around the corner because of all the trees. Something like US Route 9 along Lake George between Bolton Landing and Fort Ticonderoga. What a thrill. Makes me feel very confident with myself and my driving capabilities. That is, until I saw the posts from Walrus. Now here's a guy that can drive the living daylights out of his car. Not a hairdresser in sight. Made me feel like a hairdresser. ( and I don't have any hair). Really took the wind out of my sails. Makes me feel like I should burn rubber the next time I pull out of my driveway. Drive that car like a real man!!!! I'm so confused now. I should thank Walrus for showing me the upper limits of the car's performance. Drive on, Walrus, and keep those great videos coming. Frankie
 
How about festive deer antlers that attach to the wing mirrors and a
FRANKIE said:
This is the second or third time I've seen the term 'hairdresser car' used. I like to consider myself as a sort of sporty individual who loves driving a sports car with a manual transmission. I love running it through the gears on a mountain road with hairpin turns where you can't see around the corner because of all the trees. Something like US Route 9 along Lake George between Bolton Landing and Fort Ticonderoga. What a thrill. Makes me feel very confident with myself and my driving capabilities. That is, until I saw the posts from Walrus. Now here's a guy that can drive the living daylights out of his car. Not a hairdresser in sight. Made me feel like a hairdresser. ( and I don't have any hair). Really took the wind out of my sails. Makes me feel like I should burn rubber the next time I pull out of my driveway. Drive that car like a real man!!!! I'm so confused now. I should thank Walrus for showing me the upper limits of the car's performance. Drive on, Walrus, and keep those great videos coming. Frankie
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Yes Walrus certainly gets to his clients for a shampoo and set quicker than most of us!
 
A mug supplier has been contacted and he reckons my design idea will print perfectly fine :D

Just need to sort out what graphic file formats I can supply him with so he can produce them. Hopefully be able to do an announcement sooner than I thought, with details and pricing!
 
GazHyde said:
A mug supplier has been contacted and he reckons my design idea will print perfectly fine :D

Just need to sort out what graphic file formats I can supply him with so he can produce them. Hopefully be able to do an announcement sooner than I thought, with details and pricing!
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Great news Gary...
 
Great news Gary , you can put my name down for one ;)
 
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