POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I've never seen this before... Somehow it doesn't really work for me. http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...tallation.html
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YOUR RESEARCHGrill / Spoiler Badges on 996
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POST 2Original post
That my friend is Porsche's equivalent to Flares.
POST 3Original post
that 996 owner is about 50 years too late - 356 and early 911 are the only porsches that look good with some badges on the grill
POST 4Original post
I agree. I went as far as to actually get both PCA and local PCNW badges and didn't put them on. I don't think they look good on newer cars, they're too big and I'm worried about damaging the spoiler by mounting them.
POST 5Original post
Oh god no.
POST 6Original post
Cars that should have ceramic badges stuck to them had all been made by the 70's. Blocking your intake with the equivalent of a $50 bumper sticker is dorky. For some reason those have always reminded me of AA tokens. Me: "My name is Schnell, and I have a need for public recognition and approval by other car enthusiasts." Them: "Hi, Schnell!" Hurdi: "F you, you ****!"
POST 7Original post
I find this acceptable for high mileage badges on a 300D or the like. That's about it.
POST 8Original post
Right up there with the PhD in Linguistics, who insists upon being called 'Doctor'. As she hands you your half-caf mocha latte at Starbucks...
POST 9Original post
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That's *Doctor* Barista to you!
POST 10Original post
If I still had my Volvo 240 and it hit a million miles, it would get a badge. Otherwise, nope.
POST 11Original post
Another thumbs down vote from me. Makes the car look like this:
POST 12Original post
Yeah, no on the badges. If badges/crests makes you happy, go for it, but we will say rude things about you behind your back. Just sayin
POST 13Original post
Quit stalking me in my car, Cuda. Admit it: You covet my Sunoco sticker. Don't lie; it's clear by the tone of your post. You envy my ride.
POST 14Original post
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...to each his own.
POST 15Original post
Necro thread back from the dead...
POST 16Original post
I think just one might work. Specially if your going for that retro look. I really have zero problem with anyone�s mod�s. Make the world just a tad bit more interesting IMO.
POST 17Original post
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LOL...made you look!
POST 18Original post
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All of my mods...even the red ' S ', are reversible.
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