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Debadged The Box
I was thinking of replacing it with 986S, but it looks so clean I think I might leave it :confused: . Tell me what you guys think.
From This http://img472.imageshack.us/img472/5...logo001za2.jpg To This http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/7...logo005jx8.jpg TO THIS http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/1...logo008ql0.jpg |
I vote for the second "to this".
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I'm torn. Looks good clean, but no "bragging rights" if you don't let everyone know its an "S" type. 986S would look cool. I would do the 986 in black and Keep the "S" in silver. :D
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Looks nice de-badged but you probably want a badge... a badge says "Hey Jerk, Stop honking, Im NOT driving backwards on the 405 at 80mph."
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I like the Brazilian look on the Box. Not sure I agree with the comment on "bragging rights", but that is a matter of opinion.
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Well it looks really clean! I don't know, I'm one of the few that likes an emblem as long as there aren't two or three on the back for instance.
Take a look at the 986. You could always photoshop one on the same pic to give you an idea of how it would look. |
the guys at Bluegrass are awesome! I like the de-badged look... if you ever start feeling like a standard boxster, just hit the gass accelerate and watch how much cooler your car stays via your third radiator... :p
If you are ever in the Lexington area hit me up we will go for a drive. There are a few other Boxster owners in this area too. |
I think it looks better clean – am thinking of doing the same to mine. No worries about the bragging rights either. If someone knows the difference between the S and the base model, they will recognize the other cues. Not that it matters anyway…
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i like the debadged look myself. paint your bumperettes body color and it looks really clean.
http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/6...earsideaj3.jpg Shot at 2007-07-17 |
I personally prefer the bare butt look. Here's a pic of my car (on the right) debadged, and another 986 on the left with the Boxster emblem on the trunklid. I think the badge breaks up the smooth lines of the car, and makes it look busy. The matching painted bumperettes helps to clean up the look too, IMO.
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Good point..it could just be the angle but the non badged one seems wider.
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I de-badged my 02 S and am in the process of painting the bumperettes sometime....
I love the clean look as well. Patrick |
i actually debadged mine yesterday....although you can still see that it says boxster on the back with part of B missing lol
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I prefer the badged look. Especially if you have an S.
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hahaah, yeah, i still have that badge too.
actually the whole B is there, but the bottom part of the B that extends was missing, and it must have stayed like that for a long time since the sun baked the rest of the car and not under the badge. and as for buffing it, its not that outline is there from glue or soemthing, but actually colors are different. it CLEARLY says boxster with darker shade of green. i will snap a pic and show, it looks liek it broke off when the guy got it, and stayed like that untill i got the car. so when i took it off its like a ghost shade badge.... |
I had to buff out the ghost too, only took a few minutes.
yo easyc, I drive thru Lex all the time, back and forth from Knoxville to Louisville. Maybe I'll see ya sometime. |
just send me a pm sometime.
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will do.
I've decided, I'm gonna keep it the way it is! It is smooth and clean and I LOVE IT! :D |
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well, here is what it looks like
http://i18.tinypic.com/4y02zc5.jpg |
Its possible that with your car being as old as it is, that it could have some paint fading which obviously did not affect the paint under the old badge.
Your paint certainly looks clean and polished, so you may be stuck with it. Patrick |
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I think that actually looks pretty good.
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Yes it does look good, have you tried to buff it at all?
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buff or not its different color altogether because the rest of the car faded and under there there was no sun hitting it for 10 yrs lol.
i actually do like it too, only if the whole B was there, the end part of the B must have broken off as soon as he got it and that part did see sun and that doesn't look all that good, but its not that bad, because when i did gt the car it took me a whole week to notice that the part was missing. |
Well i went for it and took off the badge I seem to have a bit of a ghost, this car has always been kept inside so paint fading should not be an issue but i need advice on what to use to buff out the ghost with,i tried turtle wax can i do something else, im clueless on the subject.
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De-Badged "Rockster"
About 2 months ago, I was drying my car and it magically transformed from a "Boxster" into a "Roxster." Tonight, after a Monster, I decided to grab some floss, headed to the garage and de-badged the Roxster. I'm now a fan of the clean, under-stated look.
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I debadged mine a couple of months ago only because pieces of the "B" were broken off and I didn't feel like replacing the Boxster emblem. It's easier to polish the trunk now without having to work around the badge. But lately I have been thinking about putting it back. The back looks bare somehow without it. A little too bland.
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Hmmmm
I like the bald look - matches me!
Once you've flossed the badge off, did you need to use anything to get the rest of the sticky bit off? |
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Although I think Mercs and BMW look good sans badging,
Ferraris and Porsches look funny to me without their front and rear badges. |
bald is beautiful!
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