Custom car stickers for car dealers at cheap prices. These are vinyl car stickers that apply to the car to identify the your car dealership at a used or new car lot.
Car Vinyl Stickers Prices
125
250
500
1000
1500
2500
10 or Less Square Inches
(6' max. length)
Die-Cut Vinyl Only
2.02
1.27
.73
.50
.48
.41
Each Screen-printed Color
1.09
.64
.34
.22
.16
.12
11 to 17 Square Inches
(6' max. length)
Die-Cut Vinyl Only
2.20
1.50
.85
.61
.59
.47
Each Screen-printed Color
1.12
.69
.35
.24
.18
.14
Quantities over 1000 require 15 working Days.
Please Identify Repeat Orders
To get started, an additional $20 non-refundable artwork layout charge must be paid before work can begin.
These car stickers are good for automotive, school and service companies.
Die-cut vinyl with pre-masking for easy application. Die cutting is included. There is no die charge. Available in White or Black Vinyl, please specify. Minimum 1/4” letters with 1/16” stroke.
Type Styles: Choose from the twelve type styles shown. Please specify when ordering.
Production Time:Approximately 10-15 working days.
Art Preparation: Prices shown include preparation of straight-line copy set in the twelve type styles shown. No logos or artwork allowed.Contact us if logos or special colors are desired.
To Determine Price: Multiply the length of the image by the height to determine square inches. Maximum length not to exceed 6 inches.
Material Color Change: White or black material changes are available at no additional charge. Material change must be in multiples of 125.
For additional and larger sizes of car dealer decals:
Car stickers bring you these weekly history lessons:
November 29, 1898: Christian writer and scholar C.S. Lewis, one of modern Christianity's best-loved writers, is born in Belfast, Ireland .
November 29, 1530: Thomas Wolsey, cardinal and Lord Chancellor to England's King Henry VIII, dies. Known as "a statesman rather than a churchman," Wolsey dismantled monasteries to fund Oxford University and devoted his life to king and country.
November 29, 1847: Missionary physician Marcus Whitman, his wife, and 12 others are killed by American Indians in Washington's Walla Walla valley. Whitman had recently returned from a 3,000-mile journey to convince the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions not to close down one of his three mission stations. He was successful, and returned with a fresh group of immigrants—and the measles virus. Many Indians died of the disease, some of them because Whitman gave them vaccinations. The Indians accused Whitman and other missionaries of black magic and murdered them.
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Heritage Advertising
4100 Bob Wallace Avenue SW
Huntsville, AL 35805
Telephone: 321-253-0424
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