You probably do not wish to duplicate another HHR, BUT I saw one almost the same. He had a wider front stripe and the second strip was a little farther bad so it slightly followed the rear of the front wheel opening, continued down to the bottom molding and followed the bottom portion of the side steps to the rear wheel well and around and terminated at the rear bumper. Thought it looked pretty nice. just a thought.

You could even terminate at the front of the rear wheel well. Probably save a little of the paint from road chips also.

 

Not installing my drop springs today

Wifey is sick so i'm taking care of her instead lol

 

That sucks man.

 

843de hope you get better soon
Chefhhr looks good
For me today I did not do any work on the SS just drove it for once.
Got an hour or so to work on my chassis on my Studebaker though.
My SS is going to feel super slow after I take my Studebaker for a ride, but then again I dont have air conditioning in the Studebaker

 

Yeah but its okay. I was going to my moms house and do it because my stepdad has all the good tools but I have everything I need to do the swap here. Might do the rears tomorrow

 

Load new tune, drive, log, stop, throw up hands, revert to old tune, make some updates, repeat. Learning is fun.

 

Chrome Roof Rails I bought arrived this morning. Still undecided if I want them on Morticia or not, bought the set while it was available and will take my time deciding.

Took pics with a rail sitting on the roof, and without, still up in the air on this one.







Rained last night and this morning and was only in the 40's today so no bath for her.

Supposed to rain Sunday and Monday with thunderstorms on Tuesday, looks as tho Morticia is going to be a Dirty Girl for a few more days here.

 

I know you're running an opinion poll A&P, but I like the chrome rails on Morticia, gives her that extra sparkle you know.

 

A&P, I think the rails complement the look of the taillights. Look at the taillights, look at the roof rail, now back at the taillights. Yes?

 

Yup, that's it exactly Breadfan, the rails and fins compliment each other nicely.