New 'celebrity' signature poll

69PaleHorse

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Currently I have Carroll Shelby and Steve Saleen's signatures on my glovebox door. I have room for one more signature before I clear coat that bad boy! I'm torn on who I should try to get to sign it next, any thoughts?

 

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Christopher Walken.....
But then I guess, thats not really an option. So nevermind.

 

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Uhm, you know Larry Shinoda is dead right?

I'll sign it for ya.

 

mdjay

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I say Iococca. They wouldn't even be around if it wasn't for him...

 

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i doubt iacocca would sign he's apparently a prick. roush would be the best choice considering you have the top "mustang tuner" signatures on it now.

 

NorCal66

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Another one for Roush. Would compliment the Saleen well. I wonder what he'll say when he sees that you want him to sign a glovebox door with that OTHER mustang guy's sig already on it.

 

DarkBuddha

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I voted for "other"... I think Pete Brock's signature would be cool (if he is still alive), since he was the designer of the Shelby Cobra Daytona coupe. Or maybe get one of the original Mustang Trans Am guys', like Bud Moore, Parnelli Jones, George Follmer, or maybe Dan Gurney if they're still alive. Or maybe an original A/FX racer like Gas Rhonda... Just a thought.

 

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Nic Cage as "Memphis Raines".... heh heh
Id go with Shinoda. Youll need powerful magic to get it , but how cool would that be??
Roush would do it. Thats a neat idea you had.

 

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Banditlead said:

Christopher Walken.....
But then I guess, thats not really an option. So nevermind.

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Could be an option, but there's not enough cow bell...I got a fever, and the only prescription is more cowbell.






For those of you who think I'm off my rocker w/the cowbell reference, click HERE and click on the Blue Oyster Cult link...(dial up beware)...seems to be a touchy link too...sometimes good, other times, not so much.

 

chepsk8

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I know!!!



ME!


I've been on TV, Written articles in many magazines, ran races & shows, organized lots of stuff, and am famous the world over!!!!!



(well, most of it is true!!)

 

69PaleHorse

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DarkBuddha said:

I voted for "other"... I think Pete Brock's signature would be cool (if he is still alive), since he was the designer of the Shelby Cobra Daytona coupe. Or maybe get one of the original Mustang Trans Am guys', like Bud Moore, Parnelli Jones, George Follmer, or maybe Dan Gurney if they're still alive. Or maybe an original A/FX racer like Gas Rhonda... Just a thought.

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And here I was within spittin distance of Parnelli Jones and Dan Gurney last year...

I considered it then, but opted for a 'bigger name' at the time.

 

crushnut

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My vote goes for Roush too.

 

chepsk8

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from all the celebs noted so far, Dan Gurney or PJ! They could drive anything! (although John Force is most recognizable these days...)

 

2nd Mustang

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John Force, really nice person or, Linda Vaughn (for obvious reasons).

 

65fastback2+2

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I say Roush, and since its a glove box you can fit one more, so I say also get Steve McQueen

 

chepsk8

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Um......

would be kind of hard to get Steve's John Hancock, since he passed on many years ago......

 

65fastback2+2

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chepsk8 said:

Um......

would be kind of hard to get Steve's John Hancock, since he passed on many years ago......

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hey everyone else was talking about dead people lol

 

hot4boss

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I know a couple friends of mine actually have Larry Shinodas signature inside their cars. One also has Karen shinodas I think, amd not certain. Jim Klok who Larry groomed to run his company does not sign cars, we have asked if he would since he runs the boss program with Karen.
I would not want Iacocas name on my car.....he ranks right there with Jeff Gordon in my book.