Emblems, Logos and Badges

[redbaron]

Once the vehicle is up and running it is time for a bit of "icing on the cake." The attached photos depict my efforts to give my Rotus an identity. 

[redbaron]

http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/redbaron/2006-01-14_072316_Road_Wheel.JPG

[redbaron]

http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/redbaron/2006-01-14_072356_Strg_Wheel.JPG

[redbaron]

http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/redbaron/2006-01-14_072442_Nose_Cone.JPG

[redbaron]

http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/redbaron/2006-01-14_072538_Grille.JPG

[redbaron]

http://www.usa7s.com/forum/uploads/redbaron/2006-01-14_072756_Boot_Emblem.JPG

[slngsht]

Nice attention to detail. It'll be a while before my car is done that nicely.



How many miles a year do you put on it?

[redbaron]

<P>I completed the car and got it licensed and titled in 1994. I have had speedo problems from time to time so I am guesing I have accumulated about 6000 miles or so. I use it strictly for plesure 'cause Im a bit too old to race it. However,I would like to try an autocross sometime. </P>

[slngsht]

Autocrossing and cruising (and maybe the occasional track test and tune session) is all I plan for mine too.

[solder_guy]

I see that you have the little valve covers too! I've seen them packaged as a set of 4 .. but not 5 which is what is needed!



Nice details!



Also I see that you have a headlight control to the left of the steering wheel. Does that function as a directional blinker also? If so does it reset after a turn??



Please provide pics of the rest of your dash!!



Rob Mitchell, Atlanta, GA

[redbaron]

I bought a set of 4 valve caps initially but shortly after I installed them some one had sticky fingers and walked off with 3 of them. I reordered another set so now I have one extra. That lever to the left of the steering wheel is a combination turn signal lever and hi/low beam switch. It is not self cancelling so you really have to "rough it" and cancel it manually.

[solder_guy]

There are some valve covers that lock in place.



I like your turn / hi-low switch!



Rob Mitchell, Atlanta, GA