This is prob the closest you'll get to that grill, luckily I have one, chevy logo is made in very limited production, otherwise you get the plain bowtie. Not cheap, about 650-700 for the chevy logo if you can get it. You can call trex billet, and they can prob tell you when the next production is, if there is another run.

T-Rex Grille for a Chevrolet HHR in Houston

 

Or just order one from TRex here


Chevrolet HHR Except SS HYBRID Series Bumper - w/Wire MESH - Pol. - Pt # 75090

Note there are two part numbers an upper and a lower grille

http://www.scottmarlow.net/t-rex/Chevrolet/HHR.html

 

I inserted the link for pic only, I wasn't able to find a site that sold the old school logo, which ol blue provided for you. Upper and lower will cost you $850...crazy money. My panel came with them already on...score.

 

I just ordered my T-rex billet grilles from T-Rex Grilles|4WheelOnline. My buddy has the wire mesh style so I decided to get the billet ones. Will post some pictures once they are installed.

 

I like the look you come up with. What I really need are the wheel disc's. I have been searching different sites and no luck. Some call them lakester disc's.

 

Here's a site that offers as they call them "racing disc" wheel covers
Racing Disc Wheelcovers (Pop-On) or (Screw-On)
The 16" pop-on covers specifically state will not fit HHR

Srew-ons go up to 17". pic of screw-ons from the site

2006 HHR with Screw-On Racing Discs



here's what they have as a pop-on for 16" wheel



on the HHR




AND...
another site with discs autoamenity
from site


Not bad, either way!

 

You can also get these hubcaps from Mooneyes.

 

And Hubcap Mikes, several have had them but lost some of the clip on caps, never heard of a screw on flying off

 

Always wondered if the smooth shape of a disc cap would act like the top of an airplane wing. If it did, some interesting speculation... A 16" diameter (actual) cover has an area just over 200 square inches .. so a 1 psi pressure difference (from acting like a wing) puts 200 lbs of force behind that cover .... personally, I'd go with screw-ons

 

I've had the screw on type on other rides over the years, no issues.
I've just not got around to a set for Oldblue, yet