sampelligrino

Anyone do this, like it? Keep the model designation? Have pics?

Considering removing the "P O R S C H E" from the rear of my 50th and moving the 911_50 badge up to where that lettering was for a cleaner look..

timothymoffat

Just my opinion but I feel the rear looks to be missing something without the “PORSCHE” lettering. Getting rid of the model designation on the other hand I totally understand.

Jack F

I agree with just having Porsche and deleting model.

spdracerut

I'm personally a fan of zero badging.

GoaterAz

I'd leave it as-is, especially on a 50th.

D W

De-badging on a 991 always gives me a "the rear bumper was repaired or replaced" vibe. Yes, I realize this is/was trendy (especially in Germany). I can see toning down some of the model names that are a full sentence on the back, but the 50th is special and spot-on aesthetically.

jfischet

i support this idea. i don't understand deleting the model designation, that's the unique info, obviously it's a porsche.

the 997, 993, 3.2 carrera, 911 sc all had model only.

WAM

FYSA removing the badging “Porsche” or “911 50” will cause one of the badges to look higher than center or lower than center.

I’ve seen a no badge 911, and agree it looks inherently incomplete.

Like others, I agree, the current setup and badging looks beautiful.

I have had several 911’s, I appreciate the simplicity of “Porsche” and simply “911”. As a result I removed “Carrera S/4S/T” designations and replaced it simply with a centered “911” under the “Porsche” script.

In your case you have what I would deem perfect.

GRAU 991

Not a fan of de-badging, however, it only takes a dental floss and a heat gun or hair dryer to do the job followed by a proper compounding and polishing.

Arione

rare car, no template available, leave it alone. debadging is for base model owners embarrassed they couldn't afford a better one.

sampelligrino

Probably the dumbest take I've read on here in awhile (and I'm not a base model owner), thanks for that

sampelligrino

My inspiration was actually 991 Speedster

sampelligrino

Appreciate the opinion... still torn 50/50 on delete lettering to match "Speedster" rear, but also agree with you both it looks nice as-is

I have a new 911_50 badge bought from Suncoast, that I would place where the "P O R S C H E" lettering currently sits as I agree just removing the Porsche lettering would create an ugly gap

Dennis C

You might consider painting the rear lettering to match the color of the vehicle so it doesn’t stand out as much.

I must admit that I miss my 997 Turbo that just said “turbo” on the rear bumper.

Arione

be that as it may, every time I see a debadged Carrera it has black brakes and a narrow body.