Question: Stickers added to an overland rig should reflect the life of that rig or can the stickers reflect the life/travel of the rig owner before the owner bought the rig?
Sticker Rules
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zgfiredude
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Steward I
I'd say both. It's your rig, do what makes you happy 
Advocate III
you can whatever you want. for me, it reflects where the rig has gone, generally with me in it.
My rule is NO STICKERS unless they come on the product e.g. ARB front bumper, Rhino Rack.
Trail Mechanic II
- 1,500
- First Name
- John
- Last Name
- Ellis
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6385
No rules. Just remember that people will develop ideas about you based on those stickers before they get to know you.
Inventor I
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- First Name
- Dave
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- Zimmer
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30139
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- USN (ret)
I need stickers to cover the damage. LOL
Zim
Zim
its like this scene in Office Space....overlanders dont have stickers, they have flair
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Member III
Period correct stickers are kind of neat. I put this one on my 1989 Jeep XJ. Both have been out of production for decades. I got lucky and found a new one at a flea market.
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Trail Blazer III
- 4,847
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Ballard
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20527
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- N7XQP
- Service Branch
- Fire/EMS/SAR
Overlanding Band Aids?
Member III
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- First Name
- Scott
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- Viking
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17968
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- Air Force Veteran
I have an Overland Bound sticker covering the ding dead center in the middle of my tailgate!
Guardian I
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- First Name
- Corey
- Last Name
- Molinelli
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19963
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- WREM781 on GMRS
- Service Branch
- Army
Advocate III
Explorer I
Steward I
- 4,122
- First Name
- Lizabeth
- Last Name
- Deliriumskid
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30725
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KN6STB
I only have a few on the rig exterior, the rest are tucked into the hatch edges, door edges, under the hood, well pretty much everywhere else and whatever struck my fancy… eg stickers that came with gear, stickers from places I have been, the grim reaper riding a unicorn, you know normal stuff…
Inventor I
- 3,886
- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Zimmer
- Member #
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30139
- Service Branch
- USN (ret)
I'm not a outside sticker guy but when I get my cap, look out. The sticker glue will add 100 pounds. LOL
Zim
Trail Mechanic II
- 1,500
- First Name
- John
- Last Name
- Ellis
- Member #
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6385
And kids are going to see them.
Keep it classy.
Keep it classy.
Advocate III
Forestergrump
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Influencer I
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- First Name
- Dillon
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- Wilke
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20298
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- KJ7LVO/ WRQL275
- Service Branch
- USAF
A quick note on stickers, when my brother had his car stolen the first thing the police asked him was what stickers he had on it. So they can be used as an identifier as well.
Come to think of it, since the Ford Escape and GMC Terrain are some of the most common rigs in my area I even use my stickers to identify my rigs sometimes, lol.
That said I have a few stickers on both my rigs. I'm not into the billboard thing, just few little guys that show people what I'm into.
Come to think of it, since the Ford Escape and GMC Terrain are some of the most common rigs in my area I even use my stickers to identify my rigs sometimes, lol.
That said I have a few stickers on both my rigs. I'm not into the billboard thing, just few little guys that show people what I'm into.
