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jbrown1238 · 07-03-2009, 10:07 PM

It is a little off subject but I had a 1983 15th Anniversary Hurst Olds. I ordered a couple extra decals and was amazed to find that the backing sheet was cut to size to follow the vertical curve of each door and properly measured to avoid incorrect spacing from door gap to decal.

The newer Cobras have the guide pin on the emblem and the tiny hole in the fender. I don't remember any templates coming directly from Ford to dealers for early Cobra Emblem replacement but you can bet they had some type of referance material at Dearborn to ensure the emblems were placed correctly.

07-03-2009, 10:07 PM	#11 (permalink)
jbrown1238 Built on 4-7-03 @ 3:47:15 Join Date: September 2005 Location: Largo, Fl Posts: 1,147 0.76 per day Trader Rating: (28)	It is a little off subject but I had a 1983 15th Anniversary Hurst Olds. I ordered a couple extra decals and was amazed to find that the backing sheet was cut to size to follow the vertical curve of each door and properly measured to avoid incorrect spacing from door gap to decal. The newer Cobras have the guide pin on the emblem and the tiny hole in the fender. I don't remember any templates coming directly from Ford to dealers for early Cobra Emblem replacement but you can bet they had some type of referance material at Dearborn to ensure the emblems were placed correctly. ____________________________________ 1 of 851 Dark Shadow Gray 2003 Cobra coupes. Sold new, June 23, 2003 at Bill Currie Ford in Tampa Florida. Last edited by jbrown1238; 07-03-2009 at 10:09 PM.