TRANSIT WRAPS- Harvesters
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Project Details
Client: Harvesters
Vehicle: Ford Transit (high roof)
Coverage: Full wrap
Area: Kansas City, MO
Website: harvesters.org
Project Overview
Harvesters is the regional food bank serving 27 counties in northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas, working from locations in Kansas City, Missouri and Lawrence, Kansas. Founded in 1979, it collects, stores and distributes food to more than 900 partner agencies, including food pantries, community kitchens and shelters, and it is a member of Feeding America.
This high-roof Transit carries Harvesters' own design, built to match the rest of its vehicles: a bright red base with a subtle wheat-sheaf pattern, the gold wheat sheaf and white Harvesters banner on both sides and the rear doors, and "Hunger has no boundaries." along the lower body. The Feeding America partner mark sits on the front doors, and Harvesters.org is on the rear doors where following drivers can read it. This van is one of several Harvesters vehicles printed and installed by REV2 Design in Kansas City.
How Do You Wrap a Van to Match an Existing Fleet Design?
When your organization already has a set vehicle design, the wrap shop's job is to make it print and fit correctly on each new vehicle. You should ask your shop to work from your original vector files and your brand's color references, and to build the layout on a template for the exact model and roof height, since a design made for a different van won't line up with door seams, handles and windows. We recommend asking for a printed color proof on the same vinyl and looking at it outside in daylight, so a new van matches the ones already on the road.
