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i put mine on with epoxy... not even a nuclear holocaust will take it off
the emblem stealers will have a heck of a time taking it off too
I even used in on the damn hood strip that always keeps lifting away. And, everybody knows that you gotta have this strip: It's so worth an extra 10-15 hp (just kidding).
From: HOW FAST WAS I GOING OFFICER? Los Angeles Hating GM Dealership Service Dept.'s Since Sept. 2004
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by HarryC5
Thanks for the quick response. There are holes. Some good advice.
Oh no... Thank YOU! I've gone back and forth with a couple of people about the existence of the holes at all... now I know for sure.
On a serious note, Good luck with your repair. Just keep in mind... if someone wants to steal the emblem and they can't get it removed easily... it's cheaper to replace the emblem, than it is to repaint the nose... Just my $.02
Dave. there are definitely 2 holes under there. That is the only reason I have a front emblem at all. There are no holes in the back though.
Ummm EG? There's one really big hole there that you missed covering up!!
On another note... what will happen to ones accent when one moves to Florida, after already having a Old England, then New England one??? (Did you pick up a bit of Russian on your trip there too?)
Does that make you fluent in multiple "languages"?
Ya'll know we talk PERFECT here in the sticks of Nebraska!!
St. Jude Donor '05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Originally Posted by VRROOOM2
Ummm EG? There's one really big hole there that you missed covering up!!
On another note... what will happen to ones accent when one moves to Florida, after already having a Old England, then New England one??? (Did you pick up a bit of Russian on your trip there too?)
Does that make you fluent in multiple "languages"?
Ya'll know we talk PERFECT here in the sticks of Nebraska!!
Rock on man!!
Regarding accent - it's already faded into almost insignificance. Most people that meet me spend a few minutes trying to place my accent but eventually give up. I've lived all over the world, so my "accent" was weird to begin with. It just keeps evolving... I sound like "Highlander" these days with a strange mixed up kind of accent