Z Ink (Look what I did!!!!)

[WingZr0]

Well, shimmering silver ink to match the shimmering silver car!

Macho Man Randy Savage stands besides you and says,

"Ohhhhhhh Yeahhhhhhhhh...."

[Walter Moore]

What if you fall in love with a Celica later?

Silly, she will just put a Z license plate on the front of it!

[e_racer1999]

So, who's gonna be the first to get our logo tat?

http://www.classiczcars.com/modules.php?name=Links&file=viewcategory&cid=13

my arms are too skinny!

[Darbji280z]

Silly, she will just put a Z license plate on the front of it!

And paint in big white letters down the side of it "i wish i was driving my Z"

[bigoak]

Heya Darbji,

Neat addition although the location is a little odd (kind of hard to cover up if you need to...).

Gotta watch the "Z" tats...some end up taking it too far:

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26303

Ciao

[Mr Camouflage]

What if you fall in love with a Celica later?

Welll then you just get the celica dragon tat as well.

[EScanlon]

So, who's gonna be the first to get our logo tat?

http://www.classiczcars.com/modules.php?name=Links&file=viewcategory&cid=13

One of the members was showing an avatar with a very pretty placement of the logo, maybe he/she can post the full picture?

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[Mr Camouflage]

This is quickly becoming a "Show us your tats" thread

(Not to be confused with that other thread starting with B and ending with oobs)

I don't have any, so heres someone else's: venom42's tat:

http://www.classiczcars.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26303

[Sailor Bob]

It's the age old sailor tatoo story - how do you cover the old flames name? I think a creative artist could work the Celica symbol to cover a Z.

[billyjarrell]

hey thanks for the translations guys. I didn't know if it translated exactly to "love the Z" either, but its from one of the Hot Version DVD's, I believe #86. Anyway type in love the Z in google and you'll see an ad for the DVD. Thanks again.

[1 Bravo 6]

It was 1965.

The scene was a back street of Saigon.

Four Oz soldiers staggering along, arms around shoulders, supporting each other 'cause we were pi*ssed out of our tiny brains when we came across a tattooist's shop. It was decided to all get a tat. The other three did, I waited outside. Couldn't see the sense in having something painted on me that I couldn't wash off later.

Every reunion since, the other three complain about the "damned things" and I'm blamed for not having talked them out of it. They all habitually wear long sleeved shirts. (With just the cuff rolled up).

Now, .... I'm not saying that my bod is totally unblemished. Apart from the scars from a few operations, the scars made by a very sharp, pointed blade makes for far more interestng story telling that a tat.

Rick.

:devious::devious:

[Pop's Z]

Yeah, Rick. In 1966 I almost got a Marine Corps emblem tatooed on the back of my hand in Oceanside, CA. Notice I said "almost". I just wasn't pissed enough. I am SO glad that I didn't do that. Mike