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You can never have too many stickers.
It is a well known fact that your off-road prowess is greatly enhanced by having stickers on your truck.
It is also a good way to distinguish you from others by saying a little about your self.
Case in example....
You can see here that I have many stickers on my truck.
Mostly they are there to tell everyone who I bought the parts from that are falling off my Rover as I drive down the street.
But prominently you can see that I'm from Oklahoma...
That I've bought into the whole "K&N thing"...
I belong to the OK Rovers club...
And I'm tired of rust screwing things up so I had some things Line-X'ed.
Now on the rear I have a few more stickers.
Here you can see an empty jug of window cleaner for cleaning all the bugs we have in Oklahoma off your windshield....
You can see I am an OU Dad, which means my oldest daughter attends (as I did) the University of Oklahoma, GO Sooners!
This also means I pay more than other dads to send my kid to an expensive public university... :confused
You can see below that, that I am a United States Marine. Which means although I am not as lean, and not as mean, as I was in my youth, I have been trained to kill with little remorse and can do that with my assault rifle
at ranges up to 500 meters or up close and personal with my K-Bar.
The sticker below that is a Cherokee Nation sticker that is so faded you can't read it. Which tells you I am a Native American of Cherokee heritage and kinda proud of it.
So there you have it. Stickers can say a lot about you and give your vehicle a special signature about it's driver.
Start today and buy a Land Rovers Only Sticker to say to everyone
"I'm a proud supporter of Serg and the great board he provides to us."
It is a well known fact that your off-road prowess is greatly enhanced by having stickers on your truck.
It is also a good way to distinguish you from others by saying a little about your self.
Case in example....

You can see here that I have many stickers on my truck.
Mostly they are there to tell everyone who I bought the parts from that are falling off my Rover as I drive down the street.
But prominently you can see that I'm from Oklahoma...
That I've bought into the whole "K&N thing"...
I belong to the OK Rovers club...
And I'm tired of rust screwing things up so I had some things Line-X'ed.
Now on the rear I have a few more stickers.

Here you can see an empty jug of window cleaner for cleaning all the bugs we have in Oklahoma off your windshield....
You can see I am an OU Dad, which means my oldest daughter attends (as I did) the University of Oklahoma, GO Sooners!
This also means I pay more than other dads to send my kid to an expensive public university... :confused
You can see below that, that I am a United States Marine. Which means although I am not as lean, and not as mean, as I was in my youth, I have been trained to kill with little remorse and can do that with my assault rifle

at ranges up to 500 meters or up close and personal with my K-Bar.

The sticker below that is a Cherokee Nation sticker that is so faded you can't read it. Which tells you I am a Native American of Cherokee heritage and kinda proud of it.
So there you have it. Stickers can say a lot about you and give your vehicle a special signature about it's driver.
Start today and buy a Land Rovers Only Sticker to say to everyone
"I'm a proud supporter of Serg and the great board he provides to us."