Typoon and Syclone Logos
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SyTy Registry
Re: Typoon and Syclone Logos
92s were silver/blk, just like your glovebox emblem. 93s where gold/blk...you guessed it, just like the glove box emblem
92s were silver/blk, just like your glovebox emblem. 93s where gold/blk...you guessed it, just like the glove box emblem
Re: Typoon and Syclone Logos
yup, silver with black outline is 92, gold and the black outline is 93
yup, silver with black outline is 92, gold and the black outline is 93
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Re: Typoon and Syclone Logos
To clarify, as mentioned earlier, GM owns the original artowrk, and apparently G.C. has ownership as well. My vectors are not the original artwork, however they are clones that were so painstakingly recreated that you cant tell any differences in any curves or lines whatsoever, not even with a magnifying glass... I saw typhoons out there while I was shopping for one with ugly ebay reproductions, and with crappy fat lettering, or the wrong font all-together... looked ugly, so I found a way to fix the problem... I scanned original decals at 1200-1600dpi and flattened the colors out and removed any noise or artifacts from the images. Transferred them over to adobe illustrator and spent hours and hours tracing and retracing and editing and moving points around until I was satisfied with the final product. I then compared my end result with an original decal with a normal magnifier, and then another magnifier used for jewelry... It may not be 100% exact... but it sure as hell is 99% or more.. isnt that all you need unless you're trying to barret-jackson the thing for $30,000?
To clarify, as mentioned earlier, GM owns the original artowrk, and apparently G.C. has ownership as well. My vectors are not the original artwork, however they are clones that were so painstakingly recreated that you cant tell any differences in any curves or lines whatsoever, not even with a magnifying glass... I saw typhoons out there while I was shopping for one with ugly ebay reproductions, and with crappy fat lettering, or the wrong font all-together... looked ugly, so I found a way to fix the problem... I scanned original decals at 1200-1600dpi and flattened the colors out and removed any noise or artifacts from the images. Transferred them over to adobe illustrator and spent hours and hours tracing and retracing and editing and moving points around until I was satisfied with the final product. I then compared my end result with an original decal with a normal magnifier, and then another magnifier used for jewelry... It may not be 100% exact... but it sure as hell is 99% or more.. isnt that all you need unless you're trying to barret-jackson the thing for $30,000?