Debadging a car
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Those Subarus are cool though.
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Another reason to do it (in my area): you want to pay a fine for illegal car conversion!
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The top reason: the badge fell off for some reason, and I do not care enough to replace it.
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The top reason: the badge fell off for some reason, and I do not care enough to replace it.
Or in my case, half fell off and that just won't do... but then the glue still is half on and now it looks worse, so let's just cover it with a bumper sticker, eh?
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The top reason: the badge fell off for some reason, and I do not care enough to replace it.
Somebody tore the logo off my Honda Accord in a Chicago suburb parking structure
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It’s actually a regular wrx with a sti wing and they don’t want anyone to know
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It’s a saabaru
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Somebody tore the logo off my Honda Accord in a Chicago suburb parking structure
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This is it for me
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I agree, people will no, but debadging even that little oval? Taking it ou of the grill? That is very intentional, it doesn't occur by accident, it might even make some people go, "...huh."
I would refuse to have their emblems on my vehicle. I have my reasons. Unless somebody wants to buy me a nice one & leaving badges on was part of the conditions, by all means, drop thousands of dollars on me & make me a hypocrite. I am nothing if not practical. But if it's my money, on my Ford vehicle, all badges & emblems are being stripped off.
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Cybertruck 2025: now with complimentary anti-vandalism Fuck Musk wrap
