Military Snoozy

[carlkeigley]

Here is a great looking Snoozy mod owned
by one of our nation's greatest. Robert and LeaAnne
Miller.............He's back from Afghanistan and they live
in Texas now. Thought everyone would like to see
something quite different. I know I like it.

SNOOZY TOWN FACTORY

[Ace57]

That is a real nice looking rig. I like it.

[Melanie B in NC]

How did he do that? Decal? Painted as a mural? Just curious.

[Donna D.]

Originally Posted by Melanie B in NC

How did he do that? Decal? Painted as a mural? Just curious.

One of the captions says "Nick, Alan's son, also admiring paint and flag."

[Ricky 4]

The American flag -absolutely awesome and beautiful!

[Ian G.]

Looks good

I am sure it is a body wrap decal, they are designed to go right over the windows, paint would cover the window completely.

[carlkeigley]

They had taken it to Florida to get a wrap done before
Alan and crew put on any decals. It sure gives it a unique look.

[Mike Magee]

When you said "military" I sort of expected camo interior or something like that. This is a patriotic Snoozy! I wonder how much a vinyl wrap like that would cost?

[carlkeigley]

LeaAnne hasn't disclosed the cost yet..................LOL

I've been looking at Wrap stations around Tulsa, etc.
Some show $1500 and up for some of the cars.
Not sure what a basically flat surface would cost.

Some of the articles suggest that a wrap is cheaper than painting.
Race cars use wraps instead of paint now because of cost and
mainly for the difference in time elements. Some change sponsors
pretty often. So the wrap is a better solution for them.

[Bill in Pittsburgh]

Very Cool!
I like "PATRIOTIC SNOOZY" better. Military Snoozy conjures up memories many would like to forget.

[carlkeigley]

Patriotic Snoozy is definitely a better term and I thought
about using it. Just thought military would perk more attention.
I may have been wrong.

[Ian G.]

Originally Posted by carlkeigley

Some of the articles suggest that a wrap is cheaper than painting.
Race cars use wraps instead of paint now because of cost and
mainly for the difference in time elements. Some change sponsors
pretty often. So the wrap is a better solution for them.

The initial cost of wrap is definitely cheaper than paint, the only negative is that wrap will not last as long as paint. Most wrap companies say that good quality wrap will last 3-5 years whereas a good paint job will last 20+ years.