im sure im not the first, but i think im the first to completely replicate a factual factory window sticker down to the last detail . this would be cool to use for shows and events im gona blow one up at kinkos and see how it turns out! this **** took me 4 hrs to make from scratch using jon ho's OEM honda sticker

 

Dude this is really cool....

 

how are you going to print it?

 

kinkos with photo quality paper same size as OEM and laminate it anyone interested? of course it wont have my info and specialk water marks

 

i am

 

sweet let me print mine and see how it turns out!

 

contradicting yourself much?

 

not really u left out most of it..

 

That's pretty cool!

 

looks cool!!!

 

looks cool, but hide that vin unless you want people making keys for your car. i went into my local dealer with just my vin# scratched on some paper and the parts guy cut my key with no questions asked. epic fail on his part.

 

nicely done

 

the "jack me" sticker, nice

 

Old, seen this on a yellow EG hatch back in NISEI, the one on the white MF10s, he had all the specs of the car and the price he was asking for it (he was selling it)

but pretty cool that it has SO much detailed **** i guess

 

thats a false vin

 

i like it good job

 

Thats cool as sh*t

 

I will want one in a year, lol.

 

"nice"

 

print an 89 crx si one and you will have my love forever (no homo)

 

You might want to fix "Interior: Interior:"

 

Some of your information is wrong.

 

lol its not suppose to be super super accurate, its just made to look like a window sticker.

 

I guess if I wanted to replicate mine I'd want it to look more real.

Specifically what I was talking about is that you have a hatch, therefore your VIN begins with a 2, yet the assembly location is listed as the US. All US hatchbacks have VINs starting with 2 because they were assembled in Ontario, Canada.

If you go to Honda they can give you a report on your car that includes the original engine number and such. Mine is filed away and it's late so I'm not really willing to go get it right now, but it has a little information on it that might help out. It should be free btw.

The fact that you included what kind of lug nuts and fuel line the car has seems to clash with such a simple oversight as the wrong country of assembly right next to the VIN, that's all.

 

Pretty cool idea nontheless