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Ignition Defender in silver has been precision machined from the same material as the OEM factory Defender key, 303 Stainless Steel. The only difference being that the key has been crafted in the USA. It is extremely corrosion resistant and nearly indestructible. This key has been made to exact factory specifications and can be duplicated to your own key at any reputable locksmith.

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TECHNICAL SPECS:

Origin:

Designed by Formawerx in Los Angeles, CA

CNC Machined in USA

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Material:

Stainless 303

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Compatibility:

Defender 90, 110, and 130 (and variants)

Replaces Land Rover OEM part CWE500390
Interchange part code STC4798
Cross-referenced with ILCO X157

This key works only for pre-transponder vehicles.

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Considerations:

Metal finish can scratch with use and develop a patina with everyday handling

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Please note all international shipments are subject to additional import tax and/or duties depending on your country’s rules & regulations.

Laser etched leather key fob.

Made in England.

Laser etched leather key fob.

Made in England.

3" Silkscreen logo on front adhesive clear vinyl.

Discreet, easy to apply, and safe from vandals. These interior front adhesive decals don't pack quite the same punch as our standard decal, but for some people they are a great option. Show your dedication to the TMGPS cause, and spread the word to other drivers with these decals in your specific shift pattern.

Are you sure you've got a Dog-leg transmission?

Our most common customer service issue is exchanges for folks who mistake their standard 5 speed reverse top left transmission for a Dog-leg one. Please check out this explanation of Dogleg transmissions to avoid the inconvenience of exchanging your order! 

PRE-ORDER - Black finish is currently in production. Estimated ship date is 10/26.

For the modern minimalist, Ignition 911 in black, has been precision machined from the same material as the OEM factory Porsche key, 303 Stainless Steel. The only difference being that the key has been crafted in the USA. It has been PVD coated in black to create a hard coat capable of withstanding heavy usage. It is extremely corrosion resistant and nearly indestructible. This key has been made to exact factory specifications and can be duplicated to your own key at any reputable locksmith.

Read more about the making of Ignition 911 here.

For the vintage vibe, Ignition 911 in Gold, has been precision machined from the same material as the OEM factory Porsche key, 303 Stainless Steel. The only difference being that the key has been crafted in the USA. It has been PVD coated in gold to create a hard coat capable of withstanding heavy usage. It is extremely corrosion resistant and nearly indestructible. This key has been made to exact factory specifications and can be duplicated to your own key at any reputable locksmith.

Read more about the making of Ignition 911 here.

For purists only, Ignition 911 in raw, has been precision machined from the same material as the OEM factory Porsche key, 303 Stainless Steel. The only difference being that the key has been crafted in the USA. It is extremely corrosion resistant and nearly indestructible. This key has been made to exact factory specifications and can be duplicated to your own key at any reputable locksmith.

Read more about the making of Ignition 911 here.

Vehicle. Vehicule. Vehikel. See, the term itself already suggests that this issue will be about different, and predominantly motorized, forms of transportation - and there will be bits about the fetish of the vehicle itself, don’t worry - but in actuality it’ll be much more about getting from A to B, an examination of artist’s positions about spiritual, intellectual and physical mobility. It’s about the transportation of information and ourselves within this ever moving networks we find ourselves tied in. Specific rituals and religion can be vehicles for entering stillness and getting certain ideas across, but the same thing can be said about a canvas. Traveling defines our reality, doesn’t matter if you do it the 5G way or by using the excursion train of thought. Every presence has a million turning points - sometimes they lead to dead ends, sometimes to major breakthroughs. We derive from the past, but force ourselves to tell our own future. Science is fantasy and art is friction. Information is for everybody, you simply cannot outsource democracy since technology has the potential beyond controlling our everyday lives. There’s a reason we all travel more than ever before, right? Phew, this was getting a bit too much back and forth through the doorway of my upper head, wasn’t it?! Anyway, here’s another new issue to make your legs twitch and put your grey cells up there into positive vibration, another documentation of international artistic activism against all odds which just loves to feed the mainstream with grassroots craftsmanship.Nobody moves, nobody gets hurt? Wow, what a boring world this would be.

Yours truly, LODOWN

Highlights include
 
- CHRIS LaBROOY... curious scenes abound as digital artist Chris LaBrooy toys with the laws of nature and rational in playful scenarios of familiar objects and a generous stretch of the imagination. Rendered in hyperreal computer-generated clarity, his virtual car constructions showcase impossible contortions and madcap antics..

- DANIEL RICH... these days, the celebrated artist is known best for his elaborate images which present extracts of the architectural madness the city skylines of today’s mega-cities offer as gateways between past, present and future. Besides this ongoing series though, he’s painting snapshots of contemporary events subtlety loaded with politically motivated subject matter that open discussions far beyond composition and colour.
 
- VEHICLES & MUSIC... in essence, vehicles or vessels used for any kind of mode of transport play a vital role in linking communities to each other - and maybe that’s why vehicles play such a prominent role as an ever-recurring topic in album-cover art as it connects the artist with the audience before the first note blasts through the speakers. But don’t fool yourself: in the majority of cases it simply looks pretty rad.

- KEVIN CYR... the work of Portland, Maine-based artist Kevin Cyr provides some interesting food for thought. His vehicle explorations inspire topical reflections on mobility, autonomy, freedom, habitat and DIY self-sufficiency in modern times.
 
 - plus more elaborate features and visual awesomeness from the likes of: TOM SACHS, ERIC HAZE, THE SKULL ECLIPSES, PHILLIP VAN, KARL HAB, GEOFF McFETRIDGE, LIZZIE ARMANTO, AMEN DUNES, MICHAEL SAILSTORFER, BRUNO FORZANI & HELENE CATTET and many others.

The Manual Gearbox Preservation Society license plate frame is the perfect sticker free way to rep the TMGPS on your manual!

Satin silver hot stamp on raised lettering. Durable ABS plastic. High plate visibility for maximum state compliance. 

Made in the USA

Need front and rear? Save big on a 2 for $22 2-pack!

Award-winning creative studio INK presents the latest addition to ‘Plain Bodies’ - a series of

CGI artworks inspired by iconic cars in the racing hall of fame. Following the inimitable Porsche 959 is its analog predecessor:  the 911 Rally.

The 911 Rally was designed and built for a single purpose: to compete at the 1984 Paris-Dakar. In its first and only attempt, the car was driven to a stunning victory by René Metge and Dominique Lemoyne. The model had a limited life span, but its performance at the infamous rally and its nostalgic charm is timeless. A car with an iconic character, the 911 Rally is full of quirky details. The model driven by Jacky Ickx has handwritten notes over the dials, and is said to contain a secret switch connected to the tail lights so competitors would be unable to track his trail at night. Small traces of a former way of thinking in automotive engineering lie encased within its metal shell, symbolizing nostalgia for a bygone era of racing; before a wave of technological advancement affected individuality in capability and design. The CGI artwork created in-house is part of a series which combines a passion for design, iconic race cars and uncomplicated art direction. INK’s rendition presents the Porsche 911 Rally in the distinctive ‘Plain Bodies’ aesthetic, stripped back, emphasising its singular sextuplet headlights.

Award-winning creative studio INK presents the latest addition to ‘Plain Bodies’ - a series of

CGI artworks inspired by iconic cars in the racing hall of fame. Following the inimitable Porsche 959 is its analog predecessor:  the 911 Rally.

The 911 Rally was designed and built for a single purpose: to compete at the 1984 Paris-Dakar. In its first and only attempt, the car was driven to a stunning victory by René Metge and Dominique Lemoyne. The model had a limited life span, but its performance at the infamous rally and its nostalgic charm is timeless. A car with an iconic character, the 911 Rally is full of quirky details. The model driven by Jacky Ickx has handwritten notes over the dials, and is said to contain a secret switch connected to the tail lights so competitors would be unable to track his trail at night. Small traces of a former way of thinking in automotive engineering lie encased within its metal shell, symbolizing nostalgia for a bygone era of racing; before a wave of technological advancement affected individuality in capability and design. The CGI artwork created in-house is part of a series which combines a passion for design, iconic race cars and uncomplicated art direction. INK’s rendition presents the Porsche 911 Rally in the distinctive ‘Plain Bodies’ aesthetic, stripped back, emphasising its singular sextuplet headlights.

A2 format (16.5" x 23.4") 

Love'm or hate'm from a maintenance standpoint, I think we can all agree a nice carb set up with some polished trumpets is a beautiful thing!

All three shirts 100% made in the USA. Navy and Black are 100% cotton. Deep Heather is an ultra soft cotton poly blend.