Badgeless Bootlid

[TheBoss]

Debadged looks good, but it needs the spoiler back on to look like a sports car

Post the pic with the DJR spoiler fitted, I am interested to see what the DJR spoiler looks like.

[maximum_velocity]

Debadged looks good, but it needs the spoiler back on to look like a sports car

Post the pic with the DJR spoiler fitted, I am interested to see what the DJR spoiler looks like.

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here ya go...

http://www.fordxr6turbo.com/forum/index.ph...ndpost&p=255529

Edited 23/05/05 09:21 AM by V8_FRD

[Johnny G]

Here's a tip for those wanting to lose badges (and not use a dam stick and risk damaging the pretty stuff :confused: ):

Get a length of fishing line. Couple of winds around each hand like a garrotte, slip it under the said badge and away you go, sawing back and forth. Badge off. Can't mark the paint. Then it's just a matter of cleaning up the mess of sticky crap that's left behind.....

As for me, long live the TURBO advert!

[harvyk]

I prefer the car with the badging and the spolier, it's what did it for me, without it I see it as a basic family car (all be it a family car that can really get its sh*t together quick)

But then each to their own...

[2fardown]

Wonder what it would like with tinted tail lights??

[ms700]

Here's a tip for those wanting to lose badges (and not use a dam stick and risk damaging the pretty stuff :confused: ):

Get a length of fishing line. Couple of winds around each hand like a garrotte, slip it under the said badge and away you go, sawing back and forth. Badge off. Can't mark the paint. Then it's just a matter of cleaning up the mess of sticky crap that's left behind..... 

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Good luck using that method on the Ford oval......