944 S2 Boot lid badges
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I attached a piece to some metal and plastic and submerged it in water for 24 hours. No change just as good as when first attached. The material appears to be exactly the same as is on the back of the letters and the great thing is it is the same thickness,so you cannot see it when attached, and the characters are flush with the bodywork.
This was one of the questions on my "right let's find out as much as I can about my 944" list so might as well tag it on here...
My "S2" sits directly under the "44" whereas every other S2 I've seen whilst researching and looking for a purchase has the S on the end of the 944 and the 2 underneath and to the right (as per the linked thread above). Not aware it's had a new boot or a respray from the history so can't see why someone would change it.
I quite like it being "non standard" but just wondered why. Anyone else look like that?
My "S2" sits directly under the "44" whereas every other S2 I've seen whilst researching and looking for a purchase has the S on the end of the 944 and the 2 underneath and to the right (as per the linked thread above). Not aware it's had a new boot or a respray from the history so can't see why someone would change it.
I quite like it being "non standard" but just wondered why. Anyone else look like that?
pauljmcnulty
Active member
Minw was wrong, and has no evidence of any previous repair. I think plenaty have had the badge replaced for cosmetic reasons, and back in the '90s there was a trend to de-badge cars. Largely in the hope that people would think your 320 was actually an M3, Clarkeson was pretty scathing about it at the time!
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