Dashboard Nameplate

[dmiracle]

Can someone tell me where can I purchase a new custom nameplate for the dashboard of my 92' Ski?

[east tx skier]

This may not be the only way to do it, but I called my dealer and they faxed me a form. You mail the form to Correct Craft with about $15 or so and they send you the tag in about 4--6 weeks.

[dmiracle]

Awesome! Thanks East TX.

[bkhallpass]

If you have your owners manual, there be a form in back of the manual (at least this was the case for my 98 and my 2001). However, you will need to be sure you send the proper address as the factory has moved since your manual was published in 92.

ETS' method will work. You can also call CC directly. BKH

[east tx skier]

If you look in the reference section of www.correctcraftfan.com, you can print out the form from one of the manuals there as bkhallpass mentioned. 95 has one incarnation of the form toward the beginning of the manual.

[NautiqueJeff]

Or you could use the reference section on this site...

[Nates78Ski]

there's a reference section here?... i honestly did not know that...

Nate

[NautiqueJeff]

http://planetnautique.com/index.php?name=Downloads

[east tx skier]

there's a reference section here?... i honestly did not know that...

Nate

Me either. Newb mistake on my part. Thanks for the heads up, Jeff.

[dmiracle]

Glad I could be the originating source of enlightening others on the board.

Thanks Jeff et al.

[Cascade]

Or you can go down to your local stamp and engraving shop and ask them to make you a name plate that says what ever you want it to. Just a little touch of personality and creativity goes a long way in my opinion. I took my old original nameplates in, for sizing, and they took it from there.