Help w COA "Ornamental Painting in Black" What is this??

[rhart]

Supposedly put on my 911S '72 Sunroof Car.
Any help is appreciated
Rick Hartbrodt

[Longballa]

or·na·men·tal


/ˌôrnəˈmentl/


adjective

adjective: ornamental



1.



serving or intended as an ornament; decorative.

"an ornamental fountain"


synonyms: decorative, fancy, ornate, ornamented

Must mean it's special. -Scott

[M_deJong]

Black trim??

[jrbennett]

Most likely a poor translation.

My guess is also black trim.

[911T1971]

my guess black Porsche stripes on doors. (below SWB type)



In 1974, there was also 911 hood ornament but not on 72's.

[rhart]

Black trim??

Also the rocker decals I believe would not be called "painting" since they were applied.
Gotta be something different than suggestions so far. Thanks tho.

[Silverbullit]

Supposedly put on my 911S '72 Sunroof Car.
Any help is appreciated
Rick Hartbrodt

99% sure it's the black "911S" and "PORSCHE" deckled letters.

[rhart]

I've owned a number of 72 cars and they all had black trim. (Usually faded out) I was under the impression that
all 72's had black deck lid badges. No? If so it would not be listed as an option.

[beh911]

My thoughts:
1. Classic CoA translation error. Ornamental paint in German is Zier Farbe, so maybe someone can find what that might refer to in a period German language brochure.
2. It is probably the side scripts Karim points out in #5 above.

[rstrahota]

Supposedly put on my 911S '72 Sunroof Car.
Any help is appreciated
Rick Hartbrodt

dicsussed in another thread here. See post 13
I now believe it means the color of the "Porsche" and "911x" on the rear decklid...
http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...r-1972-T/page2