Expanding Indie Arms!!!!!!!!

Doc Bernard

Doc Bernard

Indie Arms Member
In one months time (crossing fingers) we will expand into the picture vehicle market with.........one of these:
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Going to be buying one, and will "rep" 3 others. Probably the best picture vehicle to start with, seeing how a business associate already does LAPD police cars. Have someone that's wanted to invest in my company for a while now.....and I think this would be the perfect way to start.
 
Thanks Luis! It's going to be a fun picture car. Seeing how I am a former medic myself, it will feel "natural" for me.

If anyone knows of or has the goodies to put in this beast......PM me. I am looking for a lot of stuff.
 
Very cool. I should try and do the same, this way during the lean times I can patrol the streets and go freelance EMT. Free CPR for all (attractive) females!
 
Here's the fun part....how do I design the logo for the new aspect of Indie Arms? I am thinking of deriving it from my logo....but changing the name from Indie Arms to IndiEMS or IndieCars.....188137_184239254950864_551284_n.jpg

I want to maintain branding, but show the difference.....because the two aspects could be seen as being diametrically opposed.....thoughts?
 
Changing branding is not a good idea.....add a tag line like; "Weapons - Uniforms - Vehicles" (...or whatever it is you offer)
Do an email blast to let all your current customers know of the changes.

Oh...and "IndieCars"...that will get you plenty of racing car fans calling you! :happy:

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ZazaCast said:
Changing branding is not a good idea.....add a tag line like; "Weapons - Uniforms - Vehicles" (...or whatever it is you offer)
Do an email blast to let all your current customers know of the changes.

Oh...and "IndieCars"...that will get you plenty of racing car fans calling you! :happy:

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Doc Bernard said:
Here's the fun part....how do I design the logo for the new aspect of Indie Arms? I am thinking of deriving it from my logo....but changing the name from Indie Arms to IndiEMS or IndieCars.....View attachment 62652

I want to maintain branding, but show the difference.....because the two aspects could be seen as being diametrically opposed.....thoughts?
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Yeah, were I not aware of your new acquisitions being in the 'public safety' direction... I'd be expecting that you'd move into say... tanks, or armored personel carriers... a 155mm howitzer... (is that capitalized???), or the like based on the name 'Indie Arms"...

Indie Public Safety doesn't quite roll of the tongue... and Indie PS... doesn't do anything for me either...
 
j1clark@ucsd.edu said:
Yeah, were I not aware of your new acquisitions being in the 'public safety' direction... I'd be expecting that you'd move into say... tanks, or armored personel carriers... a 155mm howitzer... (is that capitalized???), or the like based on the name 'Indie Arms"...

Indie Public Safety doesn't quite roll of the tongue... and Indie PS... doesn't do anything for me either...
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You have no idea how much I want to move into that area. But extremely cost prohibitive. One Humvee is 35,000. The lowest US armor I can find went for 115,000 bucks for a M113.......so I have to start small.
 
haha and hopefully I will be moving to LA and working in one of these since I am doing EMT school next semester before I move from Florida XD
 
Doc Bernard said:
You have no idea how much I want to move into that area. But extremely cost prohibitive. One Humvee is 35,000. The lowest US armor I can find went for 115,000 bucks for a M113.......so I have to start small.
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I was lucky enough to get some of these for my documentary "Entering Germany".


I don't own them, but I can have them (including "personal"), whenever I have an interesting project.

That's a great truck Doc. Would love to have one of these as a gear truck, with mobile editing suite and all, but the budget doesn't allow that.
Oh well, I guess I have to stay with my 2002 Exporer for the moment- not to shabby ether
Funny enough: It was a former police car from Kentucky, that made it somehow over the Atlantic - still has some Kevlar material (like in bullet proof vests) in the doors.

Frank
 
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