Most booked · Medium
24×14in
$5,356
Clear from a parking-lot glance
Rear doors · hood
Reserve my spotNew Hampshire · Cybertruck AWD · White vinyl wrap
Upload your logo. Spin the wrap.
Private preview in your browser — no samples, no account. Orbit the white Cybertruck and judge the fit before you put money down.
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$100 holds this size until the board sells out. Then the listed price is due.
Board status
0 of 20 spots held
OPEN Board is empty — $100 hold reserves a panel ($1,855–$8,240). Balance is due when all 20 sell.
Behind the wrap
A dream truck, paid for by real ads
There’s a Cybertruck that’s lived rent-free in my head for years. Not a flex, not a meme — just the one vehicle I keep circling back to.
Family’s in. They always are when I chase something big. The blocker is simple: cash. Up here in New Hampshire, you don’t casually float a six-figure EV, and I’m not betting the mortgage on a stainless wedge.
So here’s the model: brands buy vinyl space on the truck. Sponsors fund the truck. Once every panel’s spoken for, the wrap goes live and the truck hits the road.
Cybertrucks already stop traffic. Phones come out at every gas station, every red light, every parking lot. Your logo rides along for the entire campaign — not a week-long billboard lease, a moving sponsorship that lasts as long as the truck does.
0 of 20 slots. From $1,800 to $8,000. See what’s open →
Sponsorship sizes & rates
Cut vinyl, laminated for weather. Prices already bake in Stripe fees so the campaign still nets what it needs.
$100 is a hold, not the ad price. It reserves your panel and shows you’re in. When all 20 spots sell, the remaining balance (the listed rate minus $100) is due through Stripe — then the truck is bought and wrapped. The hold is non-refundable so the board stays real.
Small
10×8in
Bed sides · lower doors
$1,855
$100 hold · balance at sell-out
Reserve my spotLarge
36×20in
Front doors
$8,240
$100 hold · balance at sell-out
Reserve my spotXL · one only
Tailgate
Rear-facing · sole XL panel
$2,678
$100 hold · balance at sell-out
Reserve my spot20 spots · $97,856 sell-out (Stripe fees included) · truck + wrap goal $100,000
How the money works
$100 hold now. Full panel price when the board sells out. Then the truck is bought and wrapped.
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Choose a size and put $100 on hold
That’s a commitment hold via Stripe — not the sponsorship price. It keeps your panel reserved while the other 19 fill. Non-refundable so every reserved spot is a real brand, not a maybe.
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Board sells out — balances are due
When all 20 spots are reserved, remaining payments are expected. You pay the listed rate minus the $100 already held. No truck is purchased until those balances clear.
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Truck bought, white wrap applied
Vehicle arrives, white wrap goes on first, then your art is cut in laminated vinyl and installed on the panel you paid for.
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Campaign miles begin
Town runs, highway stretches, charger stops — your mark stays on steel that already draws eyes.
Questions, answered
Stripe for the $100 hold and the sell-out balance. Board first, truck second.
Twenty spots total: 6 Small, 8 Medium, 5 Large, and 1 XL tailgate. Locations are fixed by size. A $100 hold locks your panel. When the board sells out, the remaining balance is due. Full sell-out lists at $97,856 with Stripe fees included.
A billboard stays put. This sponsorship moves through towns, plazas, and charger queues on a truck people already stop to photograph. Same spend, motion plus curiosity you don’t get from plywood.
Through the agreed campaign window after the truck is wrapped — measured in months of road time, not a weekend. Laminated vinyl is built for weather, washes, and highway miles.
The vehicle is fully insured. If your panel is damaged, the wrap is reinstalled at no extra cost on the repaired or replacement panel for the rest of the campaign.
Yes. Two artwork updates per year are included — new files, new cut, same slot. Extra swaps are available if you need them.
The $100 is a commitment hold, not the ad. It stays on file (non-refundable) so reserved spots are serious. You are not charged the rest until all 20 sell — then the remaining balance is expected through Stripe. If the board never fills, you don’t owe the rest and no truck is purchased.
Everything goes through Stripe: $100 hold now, then the remaining panel price when all 20 spots sell. Card checkout and email receipt each time. No wires or informal payment apps.
Ready to commit to a panel?
Pick a size and put $100 on hold through Stripe. That’s your reservation. When all 20 sell, remaining balances are due, then we buy the truck and wrap it.
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