Information Sheet for Show

I did this at Carlisle in 2012....   :-)

I emailed you a file.  Let me know if you can't open it.

Tom I'm curious what you use for you car, can you forward to me. 

 

Thanks. 

Had this ever since I bought the car and put it on display whenever I'm at an event. Eliminates all the bullshit the 'Experts' go through trying impress others how they can tell its not a real Speedster. 

 

 

 

Just emailed Joe

Musbjim, that's a great idea. I'm going to rip off your idea and make a much shorter text to post while filing up at gas stations. Ooops, sorry Michael I didn't mean to hijack your Post.

Jim--that's a great idea.  Dontcha just love it when some jerk feels the body around the wheels to see how thick it is indicating it's not metal?  

Btw, I just made a one-pager & took it to Fedex Kinkos to get it laminated. It rides around in the car without any worries about moisture.

Here's what I did:

 

 

 

Great storyboard, Michael! 

Yeah!  I like it a lot!

Unfortunately, the Porsche font I found for the "SPEEDSTER" on top didn't have lower case characters. I am a little bothered that it is all caps.

Michael- I didn't realize you had built your car. Great story board!

I originally thought they had to say more but the examples people posted were brief. Too bad I can't day "Daily Driver" like Jim.

 

You know me, always plugging Beck :-).  I just noticed that I'm missing a paren :-/

Here's mine.  I have this spec sheet framed and put it on the windshield behind the windshield wiper to hold it in place.  It surprises me how many people read every word of it---a great conversation starter.

 

I believe that it has some influence on car show judges too!

Nice ALL!

Jack - You need a US map (ok Canada too) with map pins as a watermark.  What no Florida?  Invite extended to NW FL - not that far away. I like the detail.  

 

At Carlisle I talked to guy with the CMC 359.  He had a complete 3 ring binder on his build.  Very cool.