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HotRodzNKustoms @ Dec 10th 2007 8:22PM
I think that's cute. Great for people with kids.
Billy @ Dec 10th 2007 8:37PM
depends on how old your kids are, if their elementary age yes, but i cant imagine that your teenage kids would appreciate being dropped off to school in the Reindeer Van.
Im still a fan of the wreath. Especially when the person takes the time to string the lights into it
Alex Nunez @ Dec 10th 2007 8:44PM
I have yet to see a lit wreath so far this year. Plenty of unlit ones, though. What IS cool is that the local FD completely lights up one of their trucks and makes toy delivery house calls with Santa. The station house is fully lit up as well. Good stuff all around.
HotRodzNKustoms @ Dec 10th 2007 9:39PM
Billy, depends on your sense of humor. I know my dad would love to pick my sisters up from school in a car with this stuff on it just to see the look on their faces.
and Alex I have never seen a lit up wreath on a car other than in parades.