Reply to "356 Outlaw Badge (new)"

Lane Anderson posted:
I have to disagree with you, Jim. The outlaw badge was something they gave out to cars they thought embodied a certain spirit. They never sold them. Porsche made these cars we love, but they were first and foremost a product, sold to whoever had the necessary coin.

I understand that sentiment. Sorta like replica 'stolen valor'.

So an outlaw-style replica Speedster (et al) sporting an 'Outlaw' badge is more of an affront than an authentic-looking replica Speedster sporting (real or replica) Porsche Club or event badges.

A replica is a replica, your intent may vary. cool

DISCLAIMER: This comment is intended for humorous purpose only.

1/31/1910:19 AM

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