Unless you are in California evidently.
Bill Lawrence
>Having had a badge maker make plastic badges several times, where the name
>was put on by engraving through the top white layer of plastic to expose
>the
>lower black layer of plastic, I think if you had a good model to work from,
>a
>good badge maker (usually found at a diversified trophy company) could
>probably
>produce a pretty fair replica of the original plate -- they're not all that
>complicated and the lettering font is pretty standard. It would certainly
>be
>better than having no plate at all in that location.
>Just a thought,
>Gary Anderson
>
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