I saw a white CFI truck just like yours yesterday in a parking area... I drove near it and very slowly to get a look at the name on the door, wondering if it might be yours, but alas, the driver opted out of personalizing it. There was only the company name/info on the door.
Well I hope to meet some TTers on the road some day.
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Thanks. That's the way they order them. CFI will put whatever you want on the door as long as it's clean and not offensive. Most people get their name or CB handle. Some have what branch of service they're retired from. Some have their wife's name on the passenger door.
CB Handle:
This is the nickname people use on the CB