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Having swapped the black C2 badge for a silver one in 2008 I now want to swap it for a 911 badge I have bought.
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I'm thinking of changing the badging at the back of my Seal Grey 996 C2, and specificially I'm looking at the "911" badge, for example the one offered at design911:
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/pt62_...96-C4-3-6L-09-01-2005/Rear---Boot-lid-Badges/
I'm just interested in finding out people's opinions on the badging. Stock, modified, or debadged.
I think standard is the way to go, but, if I had to choose between the other options it would be '911'. I personally think de-badged looks as if the car's had a repair and the owner hasn't bothered to re-badge it......only my opinion though!
I voted 'Other'
I know I may get stick for it but I moved the 'Carrera over to the left and added 'S'
I wanted to achieve a later look by doing this and fitting 997 tails.
I second this.
ANOTHER aspect is what COLOUR to have the Carrera badge.
When I got my Ocean Blue 996 it had a BLACK Carrera badge on it, which just looked awful, IMHO.
I quickly got a silver C badge and I have to say I think it looks fab with the dark colour of teh paint. You could hardly see the C badge before, I think I would prefer NO badge on a dark paint car to a black badge
On a light coloured car im sure the black has a use.
Could one spec the colours from new?
... or varients thereof:
Porches
Perch So
Spec Rho
Rec Posh
Rec Hops
Rec Shop
Recs Hop
Chop Res
Chops Re
Cop Hers
Crop Hes
Crop She
Corps Eh
Corps He
Crops Eh
Crops He
Cops Her
Years ago I had a Ford Escort company car which had the seperate Chrome lettering
Came back to it one day to find the letter R had been removed and the letter T had been put to the front... it then read -
TESCO
:mrgreen:
I left it like it.
"911" rear badge - spacing
Hi,
Having swapped the black C2 badge for a silver one in 2008 I now want to swap it for a 911 badge I have bought.
Does anyone have the measurements for this re spacing or a similar document?
Best Edward
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