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Here’s a great shot of Joe’s tattoo with his GPW MB in the background. Looks great on you Joe!
You can tell from the peeling how new it is (3 days old in the pic). I’m very happy with the artist, Jonathan Wade at Club Tattoo.
That’s actually my “project” 44 MB in the background: the GPW image is the tattoo π
And here I thought you’d framed that photo with your GPW perfectly. The MB will do π For the record, I didn’t cut out your face cuz I thought it would break the internet … I just really liked the way the jeep was framed in the upper left of the photo in this edit.
is that an oil leak i see under the jeep?
bob in nc
You weren’t supposed to see that, Bob π
the too looks better with the windshield up. nice work.
but in real life, i think they look better with the windshield down.