I thought I had caught at least a moderately interesting shot over the weekend. And then…
Travis Korth sent in these beauties. Readers are going to have a hard time topping these two.
Car art does not have to be political.
And why just plaster stickers on the back. Use the whole car!
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The problem is you can’t read that stuff… Maybe if you could also get some closer shots of the more amusing stickers…
Up the challenge: find a bumper sticker on a non-jalopy, like a Bentley.
Miguel, once I formalize the contest with rules and all I’ll make sure that when you clikc on a photo it blows up so you can read the stickers.
hell, i wonder who actually would own such a car… this speaks a lot about personallity heh, but as someone said… for tastes there are colors
I thought of a bumper sticker on the way to work this morning.
In larger letters:
“Please Pass Me!!!”
Underneath in smaller letters:
“Better you get a ticket than me!”
Is it even LEGAL to have that many stickers blocking your view in the rear window?
Augie, in the US there is no requirement to even have a rear window. Plenty of vans don’t have them.