I have a ford logo and under that ford muscle writen on the back. I was thinking about changing the logo to the FPV logo,not that my car is a new FPV but sure as hell is a 30 yr FPV car.I see cars around with v8 supercars on them but there not,but some times they drive them like they are,and so do i.What do you think,or what have you got on the back of your car?.
I wouldn't do it personally but it's your car so you can do what you want.
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You know, somebody actually complimented me on my driving today. They left a little note on the windscreen. It said, 'Parking Fine.'So that was nice.
Just wondering if you'll get a new sticker for the beast when it's finished.
It would go something like:
If you can read this, the back tyres are down to the rims and the smoke has already cleared!
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Stickers are the same as badges - I say you don't need 'em.
1. If ppl don't know what you're driving it's their ignorance on display.
2. I don't believe in "free" advertising for any one or any thing - my car is for ME to enjoy - it is not a mobile billboard.
I don't mind the manufacturer's badge, which is their logo and which they are entitled to have on their product. Model badges, engines, transmissions, brakes, diffs, ECUs, are put there to make the elitists (I call them wankers) feel good. I have debadged nearly all vehicles I have ever owned except for the "classics" which should be kept in close to original appearance.
I HATE copies of anything ... including GTs.
Of course all the above is just my opinion - just like arseholes, we all have one. I don't care what anyone else puts on their car - just don't put anything on mine!
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