BPG_Austin

None, until I saw this. nice.

GuardsRedHammerhead

None. I like looking in my rear view mirror at a stop light and watch people squinting and moving their heads back and forth trying to make it out. It is great fun.

martinss

Cosmo Kramer

Another vote for none.

dr bob

I'm of the opinion that I really don't want anything on the car that would help folks describe it in their nine-one-one call. No stickers, no personal plates, nothing that stands out or could be picked out easily in a line-up. The subtle, quiet cars can be driven a lot faster without raising too many eyebrows or worse.

yardpro

silver or white

dimi5928

Thanks Dave

dimi5928

Thanks Steve

dimi5928

Thank you BPG_Austin

Captain_Slow

I'll be removing, stripping, repriming/painting the black bumper cover on my 86.5 soon. This thread is timed perfectly as I was stuck on the fence about relettering. Silver looks good on the black, but the lettering is 1980s largish...a billboard name on it's *** is too much of a shout out for me. My reason to put the lettering on was to keep it as original. But I like the subtle naked look displayed by others here. I agree about keeping folks guessing and squinting at the naked letters....but dr bob's comment about keeping it subtle rings true to me. Most today will only know it's a "black sports car". However, when I put the Virginia antique license plates on it (black with white letters/numbers) attention increased about 100%. Often at gas stations the license plates grab people's attention and are the conversation starter..."That thing is an antique?" Not exactly stealthy.

tv

test - nothing subtle about these cars especially with a decent exhaust. People hear mine before they see it, and when they see it, there is nothing mundane about it. It's a Porsche, proud of it, and now the factory has come back to it, including the light indents.

heinrich

Silver. Or if your wheels and other parts work, red.

heinrich

That works VERY well with your lights.

heinrich

I hate to say it but chrome may look great on black. I've never seen it.

KLVA

NONE