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For Sale: FS Porsche Magnetic Fender Shields/Badges
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FS Porsche Magnetic Fender Shields/Badges
The instant way to dramatically enhane the appearance of your Porsche. ABSOLUTELY NO tools, tape, drilling or screws. COMPLETELY reversable and removable.
I have several set of these available in both silver/black/red and gold/black/red. I got the idea while looking at the shields on my 360 Ferrari. Handmade. They are near identical thickness (although slighly larger to accomidate multiple Pcars) to the Ferrari badge and are not a cheap decal or sticker. They are 100% completely reversable and they will not harm your car's paint or finish. Speed tested up to 150 MPH. Not to be confused with any inferior products that may be seen on popular auction sites. High quality, precision cut, and of hi-performance material.
They will not work on aluminium fender cars but will work on 911's up to the 996, the 958 Cayenne, 944, 924, 968 and boxsters including the 987.
PS, I know that the opinions on Porsche Fender Shields varies, some like them, other hate them. I happen to be one that likes them. If you don't, for each thier own
I'm giving a 10% discount off of the normal $55 price and including shipping. $50 for the set of two, your color choice, including shipping to the continental US. PM me for payment details via Paypal.
I have several set of these available in both silver/black/red and gold/black/red. I got the idea while looking at the shields on my 360 Ferrari. Handmade. They are near identical thickness (although slighly larger to accomidate multiple Pcars) to the Ferrari badge and are not a cheap decal or sticker. They are 100% completely reversable and they will not harm your car's paint or finish. Speed tested up to 150 MPH. Not to be confused with any inferior products that may be seen on popular auction sites. High quality, precision cut, and of hi-performance material.
They will not work on aluminium fender cars but will work on 911's up to the 996, the 958 Cayenne, 944, 924, 968 and boxsters including the 987.
PS, I know that the opinions on Porsche Fender Shields varies, some like them, other hate them. I happen to be one that likes them. If you don't, for each thier own
I'm giving a 10% discount off of the normal $55 price and including shipping. $50 for the set of two, your color choice, including shipping to the continental US. PM me for payment details via Paypal.
Last edited by ferraristyle; 06-09-2015 at 07:00 PM.
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I know the shield issue is a polorizing topic. So that's why I had them designed. If you like them great keep them on all the time; if your not sure, no harm done to your car just take them off and stick them on your fridge; and if you don't like them at all then that is fine too, no badges needed (but you can still buy them for your fridge)
As far as the race car statement above, your actually spot on. Ferrari started the fender badge/shield originally with their factory race cars. It wasn't until the mid 90's that it was even an option...although an expensive one, around $1,500. Now almost all street cars have them. These being magnetic, not only do you save $1450, you can use them for autocross, road rally, or track days if you wish; then take them off for steet driving. Its all about the versatility.
I have them on my 944 and my Cayenne as well all the time. My 360 has the Ferrari ones from the factory...hence "Ferraristyle".
As far as the race car statement above, your actually spot on. Ferrari started the fender badge/shield originally with their factory race cars. It wasn't until the mid 90's that it was even an option...although an expensive one, around $1,500. Now almost all street cars have them. These being magnetic, not only do you save $1450, you can use them for autocross, road rally, or track days if you wish; then take them off for steet driving. Its all about the versatility.
I have them on my 944 and my Cayenne as well all the time. My 360 has the Ferrari ones from the factory...hence "Ferraristyle".
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Only a few sets remain so first come first serve.