Patriot

Did you put a PCA sticker on your 992? If you did where did you put it? John McLane put his on lower driver side front windshield. I saw a Lava Orange Cab at Boxstoberfest 2020 with one on the lower passenger side front windshield. Show us your’s.

997usa

I dont like stickers on my car so I don't have it. However, I were to, it would be on the front or rear windscreen, in a corner.

rk-d

Don't have it on my 992. If I did, I'd place in the rear driver's corner like I have on my other car.

RudyP

Maybe this is a little cheeky but I prefer the PCA vibe to the FCA...



My 993 has a PCA sticker exactly where rk-d put his and my 992 has not arrived yet but it will likely get one in the same spot.

phaser

Very much agree. Stickers on car windows remind me of the 100MPH club decals the drag strips would hand out with a time slip over 100 decades ago.
Actually, most of the "PCA" window decals I see are on air cooled 911s which seem to be seldom seen other than at shows, cruises, etc.

CodyBigdog

Question: when you join, do they send you the club sticker? I joined about a month ago, and have gotten nothing from PCA...other than the acknowledgment that they got my money.

rk-d

Ironically, I've put more miles on my air cooled car than the 992 this past year,

gcurnew

PCA is a great organization, but the logo is a hot mess. It’s in dire need of a design refresh and until that happens, I wouldn’t consider putting one on my car.

Patriot

Yes, you should have received at least 1 sticker. Call or email them. They’ll send you replacements in ordinary envelope.

CodyBigdog

Thx

ryandarr1979

I prefer to put the PCA decal in the rear driver's side quarter window. That way the decals don't obstruct my view elsewhere.

detansinn

I'm probably going to end up with one of these for the rear vent slats. Proper old school! There's a lot of history with the PCA logo.

https://www.pcawebstore.org/item/pca-car-badge

Richard_Wallace

German Auto club, had it on my first porsche and every porsche since... (Back in 1989 was when I had it on my first porsche 1978 911 SC targa).

Bluehighways

I prefer the badge on my engine cover grille. It's traditional.
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gcurnew

From the perspective of an "American" not living in the U.S., the red, white and blue and the eagle are more aligned to a specific North American country than Porsche. I expect the logo was designed in a time when it was thought that members would be exclusively from the States. My "America" includes Canada, Mexico and Central America at least (North America) and overall includes all of South America. A forward-thinking PCA might want to consider expanding its horizons.