Almost Done With Company Logo Design
 

Check them all out

I like the first one in there the best as the logo...probably minus the town and number.

The Flame Design is gonna be perfect for the back of some t-shirts and such.

Let me know what you guys think.

http://community.webshots.com/album/297181950ALANEk

sweet logos! sorry i couldnt help out but i think ya made out well in retrospect

Thanks!

Very nice Paul. Each one of them would work depending on your market. Are you selling to a younger crowd, who like flames, skulls, and other "bad ass" symbols? Or an older crowd who likes more of a classy look?

In any case, they all look great!

wow man, thats some pretty impressive stuff...

me likey

I like the first one and the one with the tach in the background (although that one is a little bit to busy). Looking good!

- Justin

Thanks guys. I'll probably use the first one as the actual logo and the flame one for some shirts and such. The tach logo might go good on my website or something like that.

Dave I'm probably going to be going for the little older , baby boomer generation customer. That's where the balance of the money is in the economy and they are the ones restoring the 50's, 60's, and 70's cars I want to work on. Next step is to get a website up. I'm going to buy the domain name and some hosting from godaddy.com soon. I just wish I knew some people to help me design a site. I can do it, but it won't be great.

:cool: :headbang: looks real good.

nice

they're all nice the first would b a good logo but the tachometer would make a could business card type deal..very nice

nice logos, i hope the bussiness does well... good luck

Classy and professional is the way to go. If you can project that image, while using your website to show past projects, customer testimonials, and other credibility statements and images in some way, your imagines and website will sell for you.

Sorry, thats the salesman in me. It always rears its ugly head.

That's exactly what I'm thinking for the website. Dave I appreciate the salesman aspect. Marketing is key to a business like this.