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I am in favour of no badge, on my 997TT I ordered the badge delete option.
In Germany for example it is rare to see a badge on any car whether a Volvo a Merc or a Porsche and I find that style appealing. Those that know know and forget about the rest.
You may put the badge on the garage wall, on a tool box etc.,
I say go "naked"! No badging at all. You know what the car is (and this is all that really matters at the end-of-the-day), who cares what other people think, know, or think they know what the car actually is.
I remembered a fairly unsubtle bit of badging I witnessed on a Swiss guy's 550hp 993 on an RS Tuning visit - I have a smaller version of this sticker but probably a little OTT ?
If it was mine it would either have no badge at all (like mine), or a small RS Tuning badge. That said it is yours and if you fancy the 911 GT badge you should try it for a while. You can always take it off.
Its not as if any of us wouldn't fancy your car in our garages badge or not.
Steve
I normally loath badge upgrades (like BMW "M" logos on a knackered 318) but your car has earned the right to wear a "911 GT". The red will look good on the blue - go for it.
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