Zora autograph decals

[Walter F.]

Read someone on Ebay is selling Zora autograph decals for owners to put on their Corvettes. Any truth to this? I know the Shelby decals exist.

[Keith B.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

One question. Why???

[Walter F.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

In guess for the same reason you can purchase Caroll Shelby decals for $19.95 in and assortment of colors. Owners want to put them someplace on their vehicles. Especially since the chances of getting either of these Icons to sign anything is now impossible.

[Tracy C.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

Fake trim tags, Fake Vin tags, Fake POPs, Fake Window stickers....why not Fake autographs too? Just beware if the decal is on the exterior paint, expect a full deduct on a judged car regardless of how original appearing the paint is.

tc

[Bill W.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

Tracy . I understand what your saying about the Zora decal and the deduct . But what about original paint and a original selling dealer nameplate or decal would it cause a full deduct ? ( I dont have one ,just curious )

[Terry M.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

Tracy . I understand what your saying about the Zora decal and the deduct . But what about original paint and a original selling dealer nameplate or decal would it cause a full deduct ? ( I dont have one ,just curious )

A dealer placing their name on the car is "normal dealer new-car preparation" in NCRS judging. I believe the point Tracy is trying to make is that Zora's signature is not "normal new-car preparation."

[Tracy C.]

Re: Zora autograph decals

[QUOTE=Terry McManmon (3966);712097]A dealer placing their name on the car is "normal dealer new-car preparation" in NCRS judging. I believe the point Tracy is trying to make is that Zora's signature is not "normal new-car preparation."[/QUOTE

Correct...this is all spelled out in Rev8 of the Judging Reference Manual