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  blacknight

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These look nice. Do you have any that'll stick to aluminum doors (and at 200 mph)?

I don't know about the aluminum part but I can attest to at least 175 mph...

Jitters

  aren040

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Unfortunately though, I dont think anyone makes them for the aluminum door people.

-aren

OK, thanks for the reply. The number I have start to peel up at
over 160, and I have to tape them down. With tape they'll hold
to 190, but they don't look as good

Unfortunately though, I dont think anyone makes them for the aluminum door people.

-aren

OK, thanks for the reply. The number I have start to peel up at
over 160, and I have to tape them down. With tape they'll hold
to 190, but they don't look as good

I have a solution, problem is that you'll need to sport them once and once only because once you peel it off you won't be able to put it back on....

Done some like this at the track, James needed a set for the fiber-glass doors on his Corvette....

-Eli

I have a solution, problem is that you'll need to sport them once and once only because once you peel it off you won't be able to put it back on....

Done some like this at the track, James needed a set for the fiber-glass doors on his Corvette....

-Eli

Eli,

I usually put the numbers on at the beginning of the race season (May/June),
then take them off at the end (Aug/Sept). They need to adhere well
enough that they don't blow off, but don't take the paint off when
I remove them. I've had both extremes happen, and I'd like to find
a better solution.

how can i get one?

I want one with "986"

  aren040

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how can i get one?

I want one with "986"

Whats 986 stand for...?

  blacknight

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Thats right Steve, or else you'll end up looking like those 20 or more Aircooled 911 guys that show up with 911 number plates at the AutoX events.

  aren040

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true!!!

hows 03


thats my #

  aren040

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why not zero??

whats 040 stand for?

damm...


518
there you go
where can i order?

also... can i pick color??
i really hate the red trim...

  aren040

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Steve, my number has always been 4 and i always used 04 but then when I was registering for an e-mail address back in the day aren4 was taken and so was aren04. So, I chose aren040 and I have been using that as my user name on forums and such for a long time.

There you go, the history of my number.

Also, I think you don't have a choice on the border since they are supposed to be uniform so that all us Pcars guys have the same setup.

-aren

oh i see!!

ahhh!!
the red border is not going to match my baby blue paint

Guys,

Prices are $25 for the set of two magnet if I get 5 or more on order at the same time.

$15 for the set of two for "one time use" type. These are for those who don't have steel frame doors.

PLEASE ONLY REPLY IF YOU WANT THEM,

IF I CAN GET 5 OR MORE BEFORE THE NEXT MEET, I CAN PASS THEM OUT THEN AND COLLECT YOUR $$$.

-Eli

what do you mean by one time use?

yes $15 a set...
need 4 more people...