TomsHHR "The Deer Slayer" Back on the road
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Joined: 01-13-2006
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From: Superior, WI - Over the Hill Warranty Club member
TomsHHR "The Deer Slayer" Back on the road
Got some pics of it looking brand spanking new before runningboards to be added.
Note the 4-Star rated stubby antenna!!
Note the 4-Star rated stubby antenna!!
Last edited by TomsHHR; Mar 31, 2006 at 05:41 AM. Reason: Add text
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Joined: 01-13-2006
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From: Superior, WI - Over the Hill Warranty Club member
Here is the Front view changed from before the repair... Got rid of the nostrals.... Instead of sucking PTLosers up and spitting them out the exhaust, I sucked deer up.
Yes I still have the bent hood for my garage wall.. Got some scratches from the body shop but it works. Even gives me a template to work with to make any new mods like a hood scoop or ??
Yes I still have the bent hood for my garage wall.. Got some scratches from the body shop but it works. Even gives me a template to work with to make any new mods like a hood scoop or ??
Last edited by TomsHHR; Mar 31, 2006 at 05:45 AM. Reason: Add Text
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From: VA
Tom, looks great! Hope #3 never happens. But for some advice...
I have this theory: A young buck, very nearsighted, with raging hormones walks up to the side of the road..... Spots your HHR and thinks "Dang, that doe up the road is HOT!! Gonna jump that!". Tom approaches, and he leaps. Last word: "Ouch!".
It's the combination of the color and graphics.
I have this theory: A young buck, very nearsighted, with raging hormones walks up to the side of the road..... Spots your HHR and thinks "Dang, that doe up the road is HOT!! Gonna jump that!". Tom approaches, and he leaps. Last word: "Ouch!".
It's the combination of the color and graphics.
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Joined: 01-20-2006
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From: Dallas, TX
Looks great! At least until the next kamakazi deer..hehe..(knock on wood) Hopefully that'll never happen again. maybe you should mount a couple of rifles on the front so you can pick 'em off on the side of the road.
