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As many car show fans know, car show display stands can be very expensive. You can use the metal stand with the display top, but they cost more than $300 each. You could use a show display that has a few photos of your car and costs anywhere from $50-$100. However, if you make any changes to your car, you’ll need to buy a new display. I found a better option and I would like to share it with you.

I had two goals for my display stand. First, I need it to be inexpensive. If I had a ’69 with matching numbers and 500 original miles, I would buy a professionally made stand for hundreds of dollars. However, I put my budget at $100 since I’m in the shows for fun. I found a display on eBay that allowed updates to the display for little cost. The display was listed for $59. If I wanted a custom 8.5×22 print, it was an extra $40. I purchased the blank display stand for $59. My plan was to create two 8.5×11 sheets in Photoshop and print them on my color laser printer. If you don’t have Photoshop and a color printer, you can just use Microsoft Word and take it to Kinko’s to print.

Here are photos of my finished display stand that cost just $59! If I make any changes to the car, all I need to do is take out the old info sheets and insert the new info sheets.



 

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Thx much for sharing :thumbsup::thumbsup:



 

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Ok he must have fixed it. brobrenick | eBay was the link I used. I went to him and clicked on items for sale. He had one which was the link I posted. Something screwing going on with fleabay.
The one listed now comes with artwork. I see he was selling just the stand for $54.99.
 

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I think I might be selling mine. I've had it for several years.....just never really used it.
 

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one I advised a friend of mine on one of his classic car projects.. take snapshots of the project and use movie maker or simular software to make a dvd. edit it some cruising tunes for the slideshow. get a portable rechargable dvd player and set the player up to loop. He took best of show with the car and the judges was impressed with his media display... very clean and suttle. this way there is no big stand to be accedentally bumped into your car.
simular to a photo albulm most will put in the trunk showing thier project, but you dont have people diving into your trunk to finger thru the pages.
 

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one I advised a friend of mine on one of his classic car projects.. take snapshots of the project and use movie maker or simular software to make a dvd. edit it some cruising tunes for the slideshow. get a portable rechargable dvd player and set the player up to loop. He took best of show with the car and the judges was impressed with his media display... very clean and suttle. this way there is no big stand to be accedentally bumped into your car.
simular to a photo albulm most will put in the trunk showing thier project, but you dont have people diving into your trunk to finger thru the pages.
Since I'm a techie, I thought of doing something similar with my iPad, but I haven't figured out a way to mount it yet. I'd have to strap it to something pretty well so it doesn't walk away, of course! :)
 
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