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YOUR RESEARCHchrome 'Carrera' badges
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But I do like the idear of re-plating the badge, there is a platers I have used a few times in Bristol that are used to working on classic car parts, so teh badge should be a doddle for them, let me knowif you want their details.
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But I do like the idear of re-plating the badge, there is a platers I have used a few times in Bristol that are used to working on classic car parts, so teh badge should be a doddle for them, let me knowif you want their details.
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HI,
Does anyone know of anywhere I can buy a Chrome Carrera badge for my 996? I want to replace the old one, but on ordering a new one from the generic Porsche supplier have found them to be made of crappy plastic..!
I thought 20 quid was cheap for chrome..!
Thanks :bye:
Hmmmmm...I'm liking that. Any suggestions/ideas, Lee?
Aside from the link TB posts, there is also
www.promochrome.com
as advertised in the current edition of Total 911 but not sure of their quality.
Otherwise I've not seen the 'Carrera' script in chrome. I'd like to do a similar thing with the scripting on my car too.
~ Maxie
thank you for sharing this link, it's what I have always dreamed of.... chavin my 911 up, maybe then I will get some UV underlighting and a neon interior lighting kit so I can go a crruuussssiinng.......
They must be having a bloody joke :eh!:
But I do like the idear of re-plating the badge, there is a platers I have used a few times in Bristol that are used to working on classic car parts, so teh badge should be a doddle for them, let me knowif you want their details.
Chit Ching ... That will be €1425 plus wait for it €85 for shipping :hand:[/quote]
You're having a laugh! That's a little above my budget..
I'm off to WHSMith to get a silver pen.. the plastic is growing on me..
Perhaps after that I'll line the engine bay with gold like the old MCLaren..
http://www.nameyourporsche.com/
TB[/quote]
He's not joking guys check out the link provided - hilarious! For real?!! Why on earth would anyone name their Porsche??
But they do make chrome badges - well spotted! :thumb:
