A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a firm,
product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

Try a bra manufacturer. It would probably have to be a classic pole design to be effective though. Can you get pink sail cloth?

--
Roger Long
"NE Sailboat" wrote in message news:Tjr7h.218$LH2.42@trndny04...
A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a firm,
product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

Gee thanks Roger... you are a laugh a minute ... I'm slapping my knee.

But::::::::::::::: if getting a free spinnaker means pink cloth with big tits!

Bring em on.

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"Roger Long" wrote in message ...
Try a bra manufacturer. It would probably have to be a classic pole design to be effective though. Can you get pink sail cloth?

--
Roger Long
"NE Sailboat" wrote in message news:Tjr7h.218$LH2.42@trndny04...
A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a firm,
product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

Wonderbra are always looking for gimmicky advertising, ask for Michelle, but don't mention my name!
"Roger Long" wrote in message ...
Try a bra manufacturer. It would probably have to be a classic pole design to be effective though. Can you get pink sail cloth?

--
Roger Long
"NE Sailboat" wrote in message news:Tjr7h.218$LH2.42@trndny04...
A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a firm,
product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

Almost not worth the hassle. If there is something truly unique about the
boat and you are willing to give up a lot of control you can cut some fairly
good deals. The construction of Rutu has been covered in 3 national
magazines and there will be coverage (eventually) of the launch and first
sea trials. I have gotten major discounts from two manufacturers and
commitments from two more. It requires constant contact and progress
reports, endless meetings and negotiation on logo placement, access to and
use of the boat.

If I didn't absolutely need it to fit her out the way I want I would not
have done it.

--
Glenn Ashmore

I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack
there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com
Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com

"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:Tjr7h.218$LH2.42@trndny04...
A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a
firm, product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

There is a guy up north of Boothbay who has been working on a schooner for
"30" years. He is about done. Should launch next year.

I don't even think he has an email address!


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"Glenn Ashmore" wrote in message
...
Almost not worth the hassle. If there is something truly unique about the
boat and you are willing to give up a lot of control you can cut some
fairly good deals. The construction of Rutu has been covered in 3
national magazines and there will be coverage (eventually) of the launch
and first sea trials. I have gotten major discounts from two
manufacturers and commitments from two more. It requires constant contact
and progress reports, endless meetings and negotiation on logo placement,
access to and use of the boat.

If I didn't absolutely need it to fit her out the way I want I would not
have done it.

--
Glenn Ashmore

I'm building a 45' cutter in strip/composite. Watch my progress (or lack
there of) at: http://www.rutuonline.com
Shameless Commercial Division: http://www.spade-anchor-us.com

"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:Tjr7h.218$LH2.42@trndny04...
A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a
firm, product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?

On Fri, 17 Nov 2006 23:10:43 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote:

A fellow employee where I work asked "why don't you get a spinnaker with
the
name of some firm or product on it and get the spinnaker for free"?

In my travels, as well as pictures I have seen on the net etc, many
spinnakers have logos', product names, company names, etc on them.

Since I need a spinnaker, why not. But how would I go about finding a firm,
product, etc who would be willing to pay for the spinnaker.

Any ideas?




Easy for me. I ended up with a black deer on a yellow background,
John Deere Industrial colors.

Of course my father in law was a partner in the Deere dealership.
One of the less expensive ad purchases he made.

Frank