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A few years back, I remember reading about a Forum Member who will make up a label(s) to your specifications that you can put on your air cleaner, etc.... with the C3 emblem flags and cid / hp under it.
Anyone know where to get this done ? Thanks. Dave.
Another idea would be for the label on the console. I would sure like to have something other than "350 CUBIC INCHES. NO COMPRESSION RATIO. NO TORQUE. on my 75. Even if it was a lie...
GM really helped out the insurance companies with that console decal, starting in 1969.
I do not think that any other car had one. I can see needing the one for the L-88's. Lou.
Another idea would be for the label on the console. I would sure like to have something other than "350 CUBIC INCHES. NO COMPRESSION RATIO. NO TORQUE. on my 75. Even if it was a lie...
A couple of the vendors, or at least one, sell blank console plates. I've seen two approaches for this..
1. Take it to your local trophy shop and have them engrave / print what you want on it.
2. Use clear stick on printer type label paper/media, adjust the layout properly in microsoft word etc., print it out and stick it on.
A couple of the vendors, or at least one, sell blank console plates. I've seen two approaches for this..
1. Take it to your local trophy shop and have them engrave / print what you want on it.
2. Use clear stick on printer type label paper/media, adjust the layout properly in microsoft word etc., print it out and stick it on.
Good suggestion. However, I think the original plates had impressions in the label, not just straight forward printing.
A few years ago, someone on ebay was selling mostly blank plates, that you could take to a trophy shop, etc, for screen printing in custom HP's, cubic inches, torque, compression ratios etc.
Good suggestion. However, I think the original plates had impressions in the label, not just straight forward printing.
A few years ago, someone on ebay was selling mostly blank plates, that you could take to a trophy shop, etc, for screen printing in custom HP's, cubic inches, torque, compression ratios etc.
That's what I meant. The "blank plates" are original looking just with blank info for you to add your own specs.