I spoke with Jerry (Yestertech) Christenson a week or so ago and he said the Y block shirts were gone and he wouldn't be ordering any more.

He felt the market was saturated and he would end up holding a lot of unsold shirts. And you can't blame him for that.  To add insult to injury the last time he ordered shirts the printer messed them up.

I don't know what a minimum order would be but should there be enough interest and buyers willing to pay up front maybe we could persuade Jerry to place an order. That way he wouldn't have to work off his own dime.

Between myself and friends we're good for four, maybe five.

Anyone interested?????

Thanks

Missouri Mike

Been off the computer for a few days or I would have said it sooner. I'll give Jerry a call tomorrow and ask him what the minimum order he would have to have or if it would be OK to use his design.

If someone could put up a photo of the shirt it would be very helpful to those that haven't seen it before.  Otherwise, the only thing I can suggest is to look in the magazine that showed Ted and his crew at the engine competition.  Right now I can't remember (CRS affliction) the mag name or the month.

Can anyone help me out with this info?????????

Thanks

Missouri Mike

-Johnny

Johnny Mainline (10/22/2012)

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Here is a mock up of what we have so far. We could put something on the back too. I was thinking of changing the Y picture to a set up with tri power and T-Bird Rocker covers, with either ram horns or headers, but let me know what you all think .

-Johnny

Looks good, except the BLOCK needs to be straight and not saggy in my opinion, regards bill.

Looks good!!!!  I'd buy a couple of these as well as Jerry's desiogn.

I've tried Jerry a couple of times so far today but no luck.  I left my number and asked him to call but I will continue to try to reach him.

Mike

This will be the third time I have written (?) and tried to post this message and my one typing finger is about down to a nub.

But here goes....... I spoke with Jerry Christenson this evening and after telling him there was still interest in his Y block shirts he said he would be placing an order when the holidays get closer. When he orders it's a minimum order of 36 shirts.

He did say he would only be shipping once a week due to the distance to the post office and time involved (and I would add cost of gas). I think we can all understand that line of reasoning.

He did indicate his concern with the cost of shipping, which of course he has no control over. The size of the shipping boxes have shrunk while the cost continues to go up. It now costs over $5 to ship a single shirt. He told me it was much more cost effective for a buyer to ship multiple shirts.

He is not willing to let anyone else use his design (and I don't blame him) but does support the idea of someone coming up with another shirt design to help promote the Y block.

One thing I detected in our conversation and strongly suggest to my fellow Y guys. Give Jerry a call at Yestertech (952) 933-3672 to confirm the interest I claimed is out there. He's a super nice guy, a pleasure to talk with and this will guarantee another shirt order.

Mike

There's a reason Jerry calls his business Yestertech with the slogan, "The trailing edge of technology".

No email and no computer.  The thing to do would be to telephone him at (952) 933-3672.  Like I said, he's a nice guy and it certainly wouldn't hurt to talk to him.

Missouri Mike

I'd be down for one of Jerry's also!

Sounds good.

Although I'll have to vote for no "pocket". I'm not a fan of pockets on t-shirts....but that's just me.

Mike