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I had never removed a dealer's name before (wish I had on my wife's SUV), and it was on my trunk...was surprised how easy it was to get it off....my car came from Buick GMC so I didn't want that on it. I'm so vain I even went to a Lexus dealer near the GMC dealer, where the median income is over $200k, and asked them if I could have license plate frames. They were more than happy to oblige lol
Literally, the receptionist said, "Um," and before she could even say anything else, this well dressed service advisor said let me go back and get you a pair....
I tried to explain I didn't want GMC....but they would not hear any of it, "We understand, you want to appear rich, no problem." hahahahaha
Speaking about license plate frames... I visited a friend whom was working in the garage as I drove by his apt to get a burger. He ended up hooking me up with a pretty sweet license plate from some "Symbolic Motor Car Company" in Riverside, CA. I've never been there, nor have either of us purchased anything from them directly. But the plate frame is of great quality brushed stainless steel with grommets and finishing caps. Also seems like they must have, at one point, sold Bugattis.
I visited Auto Fashion USA in Miramar, CA to revisit their showroom car to get some ideas for this build, and also grab some JDM smell good.
I like the blacked out headlights and grill combo, don't think I'll go that route for my car though. The kit looks much better in person IMO as I wasn't much of a fan of them in photos.
First time having a squash scent, got two of these and kinda of regret it as there's not much of a nice and hidden or clean way to have this in your interior. I think next time I'll get the short box looking one so it can fit underneath my seat, hidden.
01-26-18, 02:36 AM
