what badges/stickers do you display (and why)?

[KDF]

Hey Mark,

love the Berlin AVUS Rallye as I lived there when everybody was still able to go flat out on the AVUS (now restricted to 100 km/h)

Who is your relative? The "Steirische Eiche" himself? ;-)

[epilot]

Craig, that HK badge is a cracker! Would you be able to PM me the details for Karla, as I have a badge which needs some work.

mark,

here it is for you and anyone else that may need badge repair

http://www.maxwellenamels.com

[Kane k]

Careful Mark, a 356 leads too bone colored pleated pants, a white polo with a panama hat. Which then leads to a gentle spirited run to a local winery for some cheese and crackers. Are you ready to take this step yet?

[KDF]

Careful Mark, a 356 leads too bone colored pleated pants, a white polo with a panama hat. Which then leads to a gentle spirited run to a local winery for some cheese and crackers. Are you ready to take this step yet?

Hey Kane,

I suppose that depends on who you mix and mingle with as there are plenty of people out there that drive them as intended?

[e72phil]

This is a cool thread, thanks for starting it Marty. I will start posting some pics soon of various badges and stickers.

[e72phil]

Here are some stickers off my 72E.

These are becoming collectable now as they evidence the early gathering we had for the club just after it formed. Lisa Gregory was a driving force behind making these events happen. You really had to have a lot of Porsche passion to put in the hours she did to help organise these events.

The other windows shows some rare stickers like the Japan Narrow Porsche Club and an Autofarm sticker from the UK. I have a large number of the Treffen stickers from annual R Gruppe meetings in California.

[Merv]

Nice badges! I have only the 901 badge with a couple of others that I inherited.

[stf911]

Nice stickers Phil! Nice badges Merv!

[stf911]

This guy on eBay Germany has tons of badges. Bloody hell, the prices!

http://www.ebay.com.au/sch/eurobadge/m.html?item=131012075735&ssPageName=VIP%3Awatchlink%3Atop%3Aen&ViewItem=&fromMakeTrack=true&_dcat=10073&Make=Porsche&rt=nc

[Merv]

It could be addictive and if many were fitted could shut down the cooling through the lid grille!

[KDF]

Hey Kane,

I suppose that depends on who you mix and mingle with as there are plenty of people out there that drive them as intended?

But it does seem to happen

[DJ911]

Just the one, came with the car... and patina aplenty.

[Merv]

Interesting Phil, in your post the "Japan Narrow Porsche Club". SWB = "Narrow", I would think?

[Classic]

Love it Dirk.

[e72phil]

Interesting Phil, in your post the "Japan Narrow Porsche Club". SWB = "Narrow", I would think?

Hi Merv,

yes in Japan our early cars are referred to as "narrow fender" cars both SWB and LWB . Kent Moore got me these stickers off his friend Genichi who owns a real RS (# 566). He is the guy in the yellow T shirt.

If anyone plans a visit to Japan, pls let me know so I can hook you up with these guys. the other guy in the white t shirt owns a 71 T.

I gave these guys some TYP901 window stickers which they loved.