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i've been searching for this logo for quite sometime now. and i got tired of it. so, i decide to create one. took a snap at my lancer grill and with the use of trusty ol' photoshop, viola!!! i just don't know if there are still rights on this. as for me, it's free for every body. if you wanna design a shirt coz youre an old school mitsu fan, then be my guest...cheers!!!
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