Do you think if I sent in one of those origianl post cards for the Engraved Portfolio nameplate, that they would send me one?
Do you think if I sent in one of those origianl post cards for the Engraved Portfolio nameplate, that they would send me one?
Jon
BCA # 41519
Reatta Div. # 799
BMD # 82
Supercharged Handcrafted Luxury for two.
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and
"mental illness.
The "GSX" has arrived.
Save the postcard Viking....it is probably worth much more than what your effort sending it in will net....
Nic
"Mark your place among those who want to reward themselves with a remarkable two-seater motorcar of distinction, sensuousness and impeccable road manners - handcrafted in limited numbers, with that most precious commodity: Time."*
*OEM Reatta Bookmark
90 Select Sixty
Just a slight bit off subject. How many of you have the card with the portfolio and how many have the engraved nameplate with the original owner's name? I am just curious as to how often this was done.
1990 White/Red Convertible
VIKING: I xeroxed a card several years ago and sent it (in an envelope) to the address on the front. Hope springs eternal. Came back in less than a week, marked "No such address." Oh well....
MARK: One of my portfolios has the brass nameplate: "Handcrafted expressly for Richard J. Bianchini."
-- ALF
P.S. Quiz for the day: Who knows what Reatta part number 25537534 is? Hint: has to do with one of the above items.
Matching Thunderbirds: '55 and '05
The old and the new:
*Classic Thunderbird Club membership number 559
*AAACA membership number 811,123
We have 3 Reattas and none of them, and none that I've seen in person, have had the plate. People must have been lazy.
I know Trofeos had the owner name displayed on the CRT
Philip Croff
'74 LeSabre Luxus convertible (code U 455) '89 coupe, '94 Century wagon, '07 Subaru Forester, '90 white coupe (brother's)
The "GS" will rise again.
I actually have an origional nameplate for the coupe....
"Mark your place among those who want to reward themselves with a remarkable two-seater motorcar of distinction, sensuousness and impeccable road manners - handcrafted in limited numbers, with that most precious commodity: Time."*
*OEM Reatta Bookmark
90 Select Sixty
I sent the card in when I bought my Reatta new in 1990. If I remember right, it didn't take long for the plate to arrive. My wife liked it, so she applied it to the dash to my dismay.
1990 White Reatta Coupe, gray interior. Original owner.
1984 Citroen CX Prestige. Original owner, bought in Paris.
AOPA since 1967
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