Clear copy of a blank kardex

[Jerry Garwick]

I have searched for such a clear copy of a blank kardex from the early 1950's I have a difficult time reading all of the German captions on current copies that I have seen. They all seem to be copies of copies and a bit muddled. Does anyone out there have such a thing?

[Martin Benade]

Is there a legal use for a blank Kardex? It would be very easy to misuse.

[Wes Bender]

Now, why would anyone want a blank Kardex?????? There are plenty of perfectly readable copies out there.
(Maybe enter your own car's info, but leave off the large slash across the face of the Kardex and then tell Porsche that it's still in warranty.......

[Tim Berardelli]

I'm reminded of a "unique" COA that the late, great Ken Daugherty had on his "C" coupe at an East Coast Holiday- included were power windows, tilt steering and I think electric banana!

[Curt Dansby]

Tim
You forgot "carbon fiber fan shroud".

I miss Ken.

Curt

[Doug McDonnell]

Now, why would anyone want a blank Kardex?????? There are plenty of perfectly readable copies out there.
(Maybe enter your own car's info, but leave off the large slash across the face of the Kardex and then tell Porsche that it's still in warranty.......

Hmmm Very interesting in light of viewtopic.php?f=13&t=49473&p=346779#p346779

[Emil Wojcik]

I can think of no legitimate use for a blank kardex, even if the intent were only to copy the information, word for word, from a Porsche-supplied original onto the blank one just to make the wording more legible. Or are we now going to 'restore' kardexes too?

[Ron LaDow]

I can only add my support for the above comments; any attempt at re-numbering or changing documentation is always an attempt at deception and is fraudulent. I hope Jerry had no such intent in mind.

[Ron LaDow]

I miss Ken.
Curt

You ain't alone. I did get an order from Ken fils this week; hope he's keeping that A sedan in running shape.

[Richard Emerson]

Now, why would anyone want a blank Kardex?????? There are plenty of perfectly readable copies out there.
(Maybe enter your own car's info, but leave off the large slash across the face of the Kardex and then tell Porsche that it's still in warranty.......

Hmmm Very interesting in light of viewtopic.php?f=13&t=49473&p=346779#p346779

Yes, don’t go there. This wouldn’t be right

[Steve Turino]

I've got a use for one of those "clear copy of a blank Kardex" Ha Ha!

[Jerry Garwick]

Nothing nefarious here, gents. I have a copy of my car but quite fuzzy. I can read German, but cant read "fuzzy."

[Doug McDonnell]

This one is pretty clear. I downloaded it as an example from some unknown thread.

[James Davies]

Left to right, top to bottom, circa 1955:

Fahrgest.-Nr. | Motor-Nr. | Getriebe-Nr. | Zündschloß-Nr. | Schlüssel-Nr.

Kar. angel. am | ausgel. am | Motor-Änd.-Nr. | Getriebe-Änd.-Nr. | Farbe | Polsterung

Garantie bis | Armaturenbrett | Teppich | Himmel

Sonderausführung | Sonderausstattung

Händler | Ort | Land

Wagenbesitzer | Anschrift und Bem.

Wartungsdienste | Gewährleistungs-Anträge | Kulanz-Anträge | km-Stand | Instandsetzung Datum | Händler | Gegebener Betrag | angewiesen am | Natural-Ersatz | geliefert am

[Adam Wright]

Nothing nefarious here, gents. I have a copy of my car but quite fuzzy. I can read German, but cant read "fuzzy."

This one is pretty clear. and this one.