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I have fought with the same thing on my silver Cayman. Still have not came up with anything definitive. I do have a little fun sticker on the back though
I was going to suggest the number 130 but I'm not sure Rick can pull off the look necessary to go with it.
I was going to suggest the number 130 but I'm not sure Rick can pull off the look necessary to go with it.
The "Little Bastard" was an afterthought. I needed to register for a PCA DE and was asked a number. I put 130, knowing it was Dean's. When I had the vinyl cut for the numbers, I had them go ahead and do the "Little Bastard" as well. After the DE, I left the LB on.
The "Little Bastard" was an afterthought. I needed to register for a PCA DE and was asked a number. I put 130, knowing it was Dean's. When I had the vinyl cut for the numbers, I had them go ahead and do the "Little Bastard" as well. After the DE, I left the LB on.
Have you ever thought to buy someone else's project? Usually much easier on the wallet. I speak from experience
Last car (terrific 993) was a lightly used racer and worked out real well. But this time around couldn't find the right combination of car, build, and price so I started a new build.
But you are right - someone else's build can work great.
Anyone interested in my 993?
11-08-2013, 11:51 PM
