Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
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Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
Any sources for a replacement decal for this on 700R4 cars? I don't have a pic handy (I'm at work), but it's located on the console behind the shifter.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
Jy's would be my best guess.
I've been looking online and cant seem to find one either.
I've been looking online and cant seem to find one either.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
Here's a pic. This Lopedawg's old car.

It's the decal behind the shifter. If someone has a better picture of it, I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to make.

It's the decal behind the shifter. If someone has a better picture of it, I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to make.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
I've never seen any 'replacement stickers' anywhere.
It's actually not a sticker from factory - it's like painted on.
But, I'd imagine that if you go into your computer, replicate the font and size, make a simple word file, and email it to a local sign shop, they'd easily be able to create transfer lettering of it - then you just place on a cleaned off smoothed shifter plate, rub the letters down, and it would last a decently long time as long as no one picked at them, spilled anything on them, etc.
It's actually not a sticker from factory - it's like painted on.
But, I'd imagine that if you go into your computer, replicate the font and size, make a simple word file, and email it to a local sign shop, they'd easily be able to create transfer lettering of it - then you just place on a cleaned off smoothed shifter plate, rub the letters down, and it would last a decently long time as long as no one picked at them, spilled anything on them, etc.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
I've never seen any 'replacement stickers' anywhere.
It's actually not a sticker from factory - it's like painted on.
But, I'd imagine that if you go into your computer, replicate the font and size, make a simple word file, and email it to a local sign shop, they'd easily be able to create transfer lettering of it - then you just place on a cleaned off smoothed shifter plate, rub the letters down, and it would last a decently long time as long as no one picked at them, spilled anything on them, etc.
It's actually not a sticker from factory - it's like painted on.
But, I'd imagine that if you go into your computer, replicate the font and size, make a simple word file, and email it to a local sign shop, they'd easily be able to create transfer lettering of it - then you just place on a cleaned off smoothed shifter plate, rub the letters down, and it would last a decently long time as long as no one picked at them, spilled anything on them, etc.
You're right, the lettering is painted on. Maybe a stencil would be better to have. In fact, some of the lettering on my radio face has come off too.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
I've often thought a Dymo labeller with black tape & white lettering might do the trick. So far I haven't found any black tape with white lettering.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
Anyone know exactly how these markings were applies by the factory? As Camaronewbie mentioned, all of these various markings are painted on.
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
how much were you selling these for? id might be interested in one. they look awesome
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
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Re: Sources for "AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE" decals on console?
O yeah any color combo is able to be done pm me if you want one
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