If your going to do an SS HHR your going to have to do more then just put logo's. SS has other perks.

 

I really don't know the answer to that.
And to be honest, I don't see that many muscle cars and rods out here.
sure there are a few, but I always thought it was most concentrated in California and the southern states (no rust.)

The guys here that I know, always look to the west and south to get project cars to work on. Though for some odd reason, two of the largest mail order parts companies are here (Jegs, and Summit Racing.)



Beats me!

Mark

 

I love that car, any chance of posting a pic of under the hood...

 

I can do that as soon as the weather gets a little better here.
Also in the process of a motor-ectomy.

GMPP 454 HO about to get stuffed in there. So I'm sure pics will be taken as I progress.

 

think about it people, when chevy introduced the ss model it was lame, they had fancy hubcaps and 283ci engines and not much more. my SS or your cool HHR is just that, your idea. i just wanted to know were to get some ideas about getting the badges. it's my opinion that counts here. if you want an R model have one. if you want an SS have one. belive me i'm doing alot to make mine my little ss. america america gotta love it.

 

At least the SS is part of Chevy heritage.

 

does type R mean rice? i want to find some SS badging that has some attitude.

 

The SS badges off of early 70' Chevelles have attitude but they are pretty large.

 

SS = Super Sport
RS = Really Slow
LS = Ludicrously (sp) Slow
SVT(Ford) = Sand in my V@#!^@ Team
RSX = Really SuXs
GT = Garbage Truck

Looks like SS is the only one for me!!! I agree though, need something to back-up the SS moniker...must do it justice.

 

If they do an SS version, as suggested by SoCal, then it'll come with a V-6, and that used to be what came in a true RS. We'll have to wait for them to stuff a Caddy V-8 in the HHR to give it the real SS designation.