Has anyone seen this decal being used on the oil filter housing.
What type of filter is it specific for and the location on the housing.
Many Thanks in advance.
P Decal
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Re: P Decal
Here’s a reference article to that sticker ... https://porsche356registry.org/article/230
The curious part would be knowing when Porsche first created and started using that logo.
The curious part would be knowing when Porsche first created and started using that logo.
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Re: P Decal
https://trademark.trademarkia.com/p-72313923.html Recently reproduced in limited quantity and offered for sale by an Arizona restoration shop. Probably without permission from Porsche.
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Re: P Decal
I bought one from the shop mentioned. It’s a sticker and not a water slide decal as the original appears to be. I used it on my oil filter and it looks okay.
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Re: P Decal
Many parts have that P in a triangle. Seems to be an attempt by Porsche to keep aftermarket parts from being passed off as Genuine. The mark was first registered in the US in 1968 so it is not "authentic" for anything on a 356 -- on late 912 perhaps.