I like the NAS-CAT second one. I would lose the background color and only use the letters in outline two tone. thicker black first with a thin red just outside of the first and keep the grey shading like in the Nascar logo.

But like the man said Michael it is your show!

I suppose you've already considered and ruled out GORDON FAN :D

The last NAS-TECH or BTA. Both are nice and fit the boat well.
Get crackin.

I have to be honest guys I'm leaning towards BTA b/c with NASCAT I only changed 1 letter the R to a T & utilized the exact color spectrum but in this case I feel as if it starts to get lost in translation. To OSO members they get it if they know me in person or simply from the forum but in the real world I'm not sure anyone will draw the parallel from the black or gray scale & the use of just the 1st 3 letters NAS.

The feedback is very much appreciated as has been your support of this thread over the past several months.

Trailer build pics coming next...........

Pics of the boat 100% complete & some basic performance #'s by Sunday the 12th.

Have a Happy & Safe Easter

What about putting the BTA on the side with the little red in it?

Black Tie Affair! You are right about the association between Nascat and Nascar and this boat has way too much class for that!

I did consider something on the sides at one time but think it looks cleaner without.

The Nascat ship(s) have sailed. My vote: BTA. The new unit is a classy b$tch

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