QUOTE (trekkor @ Jan 29 2006, 11:14 AM)

I want to rub it all out with 1500 wet next weekend. KT

Wow, Thats great Trek. Really Great!

Thank's Martin. When are you starting yours?

Maybe you already have...


KT

Maybe we'll get a nice day here in the valley so I can post some daytime shots tomorrow.


KT

Your car turned out fantastic, you did a very nice job

Show's over with these last few pics.

can you tell where the pics were taken?

Winner's circle at Sears....sorry I meant Infineon
Looks great. Next to see it with the fenders filled with some nice sticky wide tires.

Yep, home track.

last

Thanks for looking!


KT

Trekkor,
did you do a rear number? You will need a 5inch tall minimum rear number, or full size on rear deck.

I'll put the number on my rear spoiler after it is installed.

Like this:


KT

Did'nt you paint some rims red as well?

I wanna see the pic of the car with the red rims.....

I bet it pops


M

Quick! Change your avatar!

Trekkor....That looks EFFIN great!!!

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I'll put the number on my rear spoiler after it is installed.

If you like the European license look then how about this approach:

I like the euro plate style quite a bit.


KT

Trek,

I don't know how, but I have totally missed this thread over the last couple of weeks and am just seeing now for the first time.



The new paint job looks great! Your car is going to look sweet flying around the track this season.

TREKKOR,

What a great job ! More 914 eye candy. Thanks for sharing and kudos to you and your helpers ! See you at SR airport autox or one of our local tracks before too long...we be the stripey guys.

Greg

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I like the euro plate style quite a bit.

Mark has mine at the shop, which you could use as a template. Just take it to tap plastics and duplicate the plastic bit, then have Mark do the vinal plate (off white background, black border and 5" numbers).

Here's a pic from Alameda a/x last week where the origainal mock-up photo shop pic came from.

Thanks for looking.



KT