WOLFGANG posted:craig posted:Hoss posted:I DO need some steenking badges!
Hey Hoss, how do you get heat out of that vent?
Hoss doesn't have to worry - His is a rare SAS with Subbie engine in the back seat! He laughs at air cooled troubles.
Wolfgang is correct. The deck "vent" is a dummy since no air passes through it. If it did, the rain would soak anything stored in the rear trunk.
That's where Hoss stores his 20 gallon Stetson!
Now I can go for those... it's lunch time here 
Rusty S posted:Here's my favorite...
They were delicious! And a view of the Smokeys from Foothills Parkway is always a treat too. Now if I can just figure out how to get the baked on grease off the Hibachi....
X-2 on Drewek's SOC badge. Not only a beautiful design, but it's literally a limited edition 'classic'....there are no more to be had for love or money!
I love that SOC badge with the paint removed.
Rusty S posted:I love that SOC badge with the paint removed.
Rich actually had a few done (24 total) without the enameling applied. I like the gold as it matches the Porsche script color.
Rich would respond but he is busy with his Japanese language lessons.
Rich Score Card - Ah so!
Speedster - 0
Acura NSX - 1
Lexus 430 - 2
Honda CVX -1
I forget how many of the original SOC ones were made????
I have one of the bronze/gold non-colored badges (and a full production colored badge also).
My intention, is when I buy a new speedster, to color the non colored badge, with the 2 colors Kirk, et al, use in their/my new selection. For example, Jim's black and cognac / cinnamon, body and leather color. Use those 2 colors in the badge?
Or is this the madness gone too far?
Art
I like the idea.
BobG posted:Rich would respond but he is busy with his Japanese language lessons.
Took me a while to get this... but then I got it and lol'd!
Art, I don't think it's possible to "go too far" with a touch of personalized/unique panache (tasteful dash or flamboyance in style or action!)....but my feeling is that recoloring a classic SOC grill badge verges on sacrilege (irreverent violation of what is sacred)....Sort of like replacing the 'red,white & blue' of a displayed National Flag to match the window trim of your home.
Luis, I think this dramatic single headed eagle (356 outlaw badge) is the Imperial German insignia, whereas the Imperial Austrian emblem is double headed...But I really like it, and I've got a perfect vacant spot for it....Where can I get one?
BobG, I've wracked my brain but I still don't get the coy reference to Rich's Japanese language lessons....Please enlighten me.
Rich sold his Speedster some time ago to buy the NSX. He also has two other Japanese cars. He may speak Japanese now, but I'll bet he still has a bit of a German accent.
Schnitzel and sushi.
