Deluxe Firewall and Chassis Marking Kit

Achieve complete authenticity for your vehicle by applying inspection approval stamps! The first and only kit designed to put inspection marks on your undercarriage and under the hood! A complete set of stamps with paint and crayons are included to truly complete your restoration!

You may have seen the letters P.T.B. on the firewall of classic car. The markings have specific meanings. We've offered a brief explanation to the most commonly asked questions concerning the replacement of these markings. The key between a good restoration and a great restoration is how much detail is put into it. Enter your restored vehicle in the show of your choice and maintain complete originality by obtaining the correct inspection markings. The judges will be impressed!

• The correct P.T.B. stamps
• The correct crayons for marking your firewall
• 7 formulated colors
• 7 exact size paint brushes

This kit includes everything you need to put all inspection marks on your undercarriage and hood.

It's the details that make the difference!

P.T.B. Questions and Answers

Q. What does P.T.B.stand for?
A. P.T.B. means P = Paint, T = Trim, B = Body.

Q. Do they go in any certain order?
A. No. They can be mixed up in any way you like. PTB, TBP, BTP, TPB, etc. The most common way is PTB.

Q. Where do they go?
A. PTB can be on either side of the firewall but the drivers side is the most common. They have also been seen on the side of the cowl behind the fender but it would be useless to put them there since they can't be seen.

Q. What color should they be?
A. They can be orange, light green, or a mixture of both. For example P = orange, T = light green, B = orange, or anyway you like.

If your PTB is still intact before your restoration, do your new PTB's in the same colors. Not all vehicles included PTB's but when restoring yours we suggest you put them on.