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I watched some of that video and pretty interesting. I may send my window sticker over to this chap to authenticate it - I’ll be pissed if I was mislead 18 years ago when I bought my 993. May need a good attorney. Is there one here at RL by any chance?
Andy, I don’t know about that window sticker of yours with the handwritten adders. You sure it’s the real thing? I know a guy that can get the ink forensically tested to be sure.
Andy, I don’t know about that window sticker of yours with the handwritten adders. You sure it’s the real thing? I know a guy that can get the ink forensically tested to be sure.
Andy, I don’t know about that window sticker of yours with the handwritten adders. You sure it’s the real thing? I know a guy that can get the ink forensically tested to be sure.
Hi Mike,
Ha,Ha, Ha, looks like the dealer or the original owner added some dealer added items that were on the car at least when I purchased it.
The original is beautifully aged if its a fake I want to know who the forger is because he's got the process down pat!
Andy
Sharp eye! You would make a great forensic document investigator!
The paper original and the scanned image of it is lower contrast, I pumped it up in Photoshop to make it easier to read here for Rennlist folks.
Here is the original scan
Andy
Funny thing to brag about - busting some poor business guy trying to make a buck doing repro window stickers for fifty year old cars - like anyone cares that an old POS 442 has some dummy documentation. I'd think the least of an owners worries would be a window sticker - there are like two old 442's on the planet that are actually correct and unmolested. Also wondering who foots the bill for the forensic testing of the ink? Kinda thinking it's the taxpayer......
Funny thing to brag about - busting some poor business guy trying to make a buck doing repro window stickers for fifty year old cars - like anyone cares that an old POS 442 has some dummy documentation. I'd think the least of an owners worries would be a window sticker - there are like two old 442's on the planet that are actually correct and unmolested. Also wondering who foots the bill for the forensic testing of the ink? Kinda thinking it's the taxpayer......
06-27-2019, 10:33 PM
