Decal Placement

[B-rad351]

Most of the aftermarket accessories we buy for our Broncos comes with a decal.
I thought about putting them under the hood, but all of my decals have nothing to do with the engine so now I’m leaning toward the driver’s side rear cargo panel inside. I have a handful and wonder where you all are placing them on your Broncos? Toolboxes and/or walls in your garage don’t count. Pictures are much appreciated!

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[Beach_Bum]

Slap them on the interior of the tailgate or rollbar. Let them serve as a sacrificial PPF to prevent scratches in the paint.

 

[HighVelocity]

They go in the round file.

 

[Nate Train]

You got decals?!?

 

[skhubbard93]

Decals? I thought those were just shipping materials with colorful marketing on them.

Do you want to drive a mobile advertisement for bestop/iag/panda/oracle/arb/etc.? Or do you want to drive your Bronco.

 

[B-rad351]

Decals? I thought those were just shipping materials with colorful marketing on them.

Do you want to drive a mobile advertisement for bestop/iag/panda/oracle/arb/etc.? Or do you want to drive your Bronco.

Both, actually. Back in my day, I was a drag racer and displaying decals on your car was and still is cool. Some companies paid money for that advertising too.
I know that’s not the case now, I am just curious. Take a deep breath and relax.

 

[The Green Flash]

No aftermarket parts stickers, but we do collect stickers from each micro brewery we visit, and the inside back of the tailgate is covered with them...

 

[Brian_B]

My kid puts them on his toolbox

I thought about saving them to cover dings, but until I collect enough dings and scratches and such it looked odd with just a few randomly placed stickers

 

[Felix808]

Toolbox, after I make it a magnet

 

[HighVelocity]

Both, actually. Back in my day, I was a drag racer and displaying decals on your car was and still is cool. Some companies paid money for that advertising too.
I know that’s not the case now, I am just curious. Take a deep breath and relax.

Those were contingency payouts. Some companies would pay a contingency if you used their product and won various races in certain classes. You would have to mail a form with your winning slip and receipt for the part you used to win with. 4 years later you'll get a check for 50 cents in the mail.

I made about a couple bucks from Edelbrock, MSD, Hooker Headers, maybe even Comp Cams back in the day in contingency winnings.

It wasn't just putting a sticker on a vehicle just because.

 

[B-rad351]

No aftermarket parts stickers, but we do collect stickers from each micro brewery we visit, and the inside back of the tailgate is covered with them...

That’s cool. The tailgate is a good place, but mine has a 12” sub taking up the space.

 

[B-rad351]

Those were contingency payouts. Some companies would pay a contingency if you used their product and won various races in certain classes. You would have to mail a form with your winning slip and receipt for the part you used to win with. 4 years later you'll get a check for 50 cents in the mail.

I made about a couple bucks from Edelbrock, MSD, Hooker Headers, maybe even Comp Cams back in the day in contingency winnings.

It wasn't just putting a sticker on a vehicle just because.

You are correct. I did the same thing then, my bad for not explaining in detail.

 

[Blue Max]

I had decals all over my D/MP Mustang, but never won enough races to cash in....

 

[Sitruc_btb]

Slap them on the interior of the tailgate or rollbar. Let them serve as a sacrificial PPF to prevent scratches in the paint.

I saw someone else do that. Plaster the roll bars with stickers. Good thinking.

 

[Beach_Bum]

I saw someone else do that. Plaster the roll bars with stickers. Good thinking.

@HotdogThud show your rollbar, please.

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