My best friend in high school changed her car from a Mercury Capri to a Mercury Crapi!

 

I have the Cavalier RS badges, (Red on Black) plan to use them.

Saw a Bonneville once that was artfully changed to 'Born evil'

 

That would be cool....

 

haha. well, i don't have an ss that's gonna frighten anyone and everybody i know calls it my hurse, so I figured "Uncle Fester" was a more suitable name for my frumpy ol funeral wagon

 

dont get me wrong im all for different but now instead of..her hot rod or half a hot rod..maybe get "real stupid" or "runnin scared?"
my vote..i like it..dare to be different..

 

Luv to keep 'em scratching their heads. Nice touch

 

Thanks........ I've always been into that "scratching their head" syndrome. Back in the day my '72 Duster had a '67 Valiant hood and grill (bolted right on) with no badges...... Nobody even knew what it was.



I just figured since GM didn't use RS for the HHR it was up to "interpretation" ....

 

I think it's cool and I may even imitate it (since that is the most sincere form of flattery....). "RS" is just an appearance package anyway so it's not like you're lying because it isn't a hi-po model. Very cool. I will most likely use the Camaro "RS" badges ($17 each!).

 

Nothing wrong with having a Hease...Does attract attention..

Uncle Fester is cool tho....

 

I've seen a couple Pontiac Grand mA's around.


I can't understand why someone would criticize Graybeard for an RS badge.

As long as he isn't doing this to his car:


I say, why not? If all our cars looked the same we'd never find them in the parking lot.

An HHR SS without the 2.0L T/C would make a nice HHR RS. Good handling, good stopping, good looks, great seats but with the 2.4L, that would work. It would be like how Saturn had the Performance package on the Ion QC that made it look like an Ion Redline but with the 2.4L only....nice way to move the non-standard body work and get a little extra money for it without the hi-power (expensive) engine.

Hmmmm....might have to try this....