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A Technical Portrait makes an ideal present for a classic car owner. Even if the owner no longer has the car or indeed even a photograph of it - just a cherished memory - Graeme can bring the car back to life and immortalise it by producing detailed A3 colour prints for the office or home.
Ordering a technical portrait Click on one of the order form icons for a printable copy of a form. (Note: this form is only practical for UK residents ordering by post and paying by cheque. For outside UK its better to order by email just using this form as a guide describing the car and your requirements. In all events, if possible email me first please.) Graeme Jenner
or if no reply: graemej@classiccarportraits.co.uk Telephone 01323 845111 Apologies for not yet having an online order form especially to residents outside the UK! The pdf and giff or jpeg forms are only useful for orders sent through the post accompanied by a cheque - mainly ordered by UK residents. Eventually I will have an online order form but for the time being if you are outside the UK and don't want a delay or waste postage and paper just email your request, using the order form as a guide only. If it helps, you could copy this TEXT (click) into your email type in the relevant information after the colons (:) . If you can include any pictures (jpegs) - all the better! Prices UK, EEC & Rest of World(click) The final Prints you receive 1 x A3 (size: 297mm x 420mm) on 160gsm An SRA3 (size: 320mm x 450mm) on 160gsm is also available if you already have a technical portrait of that size and would your new portrait to match (no extra charge) There is no extra cost for: Proofs Change of colour scheme Number plate Addition of: Wheel option Change to left or right hand drive Dashboards.... Variants (eg. 'Standard', 'Super', 'Deluxe' models) |
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If your order is for a gift... Important note: Many picture framers use adhesive tissue for bonding prints to mounting board. Please instruct them not to use this method as the heat required melts the toner (ink) of laser prints and can damage them. Picture Framing ..... |
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