Survey....where should I stick it?

[Martin Benade]

I am partial to a door location- here is a pic of my 59 coupe outlaw- I replaced all the parts with BMW parts except the badges, from a dump truck. It does start conversations.

[Chris Hansen]

I'm kind of with the you don't really need it crowd. But I would go with the front fender crowd if you just have to have it showing on the outside of the car. Next glove compartment.

[Greg Erickson]

Wow!
that sounds pretty cool....never knew that existed. I would definitely like to do that.
But I am still sorting things out....and would want things right, before I would go.
Trevor, I let you know when I am ready to go.
Greg

[Craig Richter]

Greg,
The scripts look absolutely terrible! How much do you want for a set? (Of course, I would put them where the Speedster script should go...)
Great car, Bud
Craig

[Greg Erickson]

Craig,
I guess it is a good thing you "don't" like the script....because it is a one of a kind..... and
not for sale....I'll keep on the shop wall.....unless you "REALLY" want it.
Thanks for your response,
Greg

[frank camalo]

Front fender or rear . I guess if I had to pick one, front fender.

[Hugo Zagaria]

what do you think....yea or nay.

Hey Greg, where can I buy an outlaw script like the one you are showing please
Hugo

[Glen Hamner, Jr]

Greg,

And I thought I was working outside the box. Well inspired script. As it is raised, it can also be lifted. Place it inside the left or right rear wind wing where the idiots can't get their mitts on it, evenly spaced from the leading edge and window bottom.

glen
Boerne, TX

[John Allen]

Greg,

Late reply, but I think the outlaw script should go below the deck lid, so that folks can read it as you leave them behind.

John

[Thomas Sottile]

Boy, that is a dangerous question.

[Richard Higley]

The lines of your car are most appealing. You've particularly scored with the front end treatment. It looks like what a 2013 356 would look like ifn the factory kept the model in production. It they really wanted to sell Bosters, they would design them to look like a high tech 356, likes yours!

Ifn the car were mine, I would hate to drill any holes or mar any of those sveldt lines! (I vote for leaving it on the wall) But I would love to have one to hang from the bottom of my license plate frame!

Rick Higley

[Tom Henriques]

It looks good on the front-an outlaw has no need for a front plate anyway. It needs an airbrushed fading drop shadow (hanging to the left) . Mount it upside town for a really radical outlaw look. Does anyone produce a "convicted felon " script . Just a thought.

[Mike Wilson]

My 2 cents worth: below the engine deck lid and below the conventional "Porsche" script, taking the place of a "Super 90", "1600", or "S/SC" emblem.

Mike Wilson
Lomita, Ca
'63 B coupe

[Joseph Flood]

Let the car speak for itself, leave the script on the wall.