Has anyone come up with a Hardtop/FRC specific logo since the thread in 2002? I've been wanting to do an exhaust plate, but would prefer not to repeat the crossed flags, and of course the Z06 logo is out. I have a few ideas for a logo, but would like to see what's already been done. A search of this forum led to only to the link above. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks for the input and comments guys. I suppose I can credit lots of staring at my car while it was on jackstands. It was during a break in my recent Textralia install that it struck me how well the letters would fit into the silhouette.
Here's a rendering of a carbon fiber plate with chrome letters. Because the logo is so wide vs. it's height, it might get lost between the tips at this width, and seem too small at a width suitable to the tips. A partition might be the better place for it.
Black anodized with machined letters.
Last edited by HP Addict : 09-02-2006 at 10:38 PM.
Excellent idea buddy. While your at it, why not try and Photoshop it onto some fuel rail covers? That might make a nice addition.....
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Excellent idea buddy. While your at it, why not try and Photoshop it onto some fuel rail covers? That might make a nice addition.....
That's a good idea. I'll try to do that soon. I've got a piece of CF cloth and a quote coming on some laser cut stainless to make the exhaust plate with. I've been so jammed up at work though, it's kind of slipping through the cracks.
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