Having recently turned 50 I decided it was time to grow old ungraciously, so bought myself a hot hatch. Picking her up Saturday. :smiling:
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Did exactly the same when I retired after 20 years of company cars where I had no say.
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Hehehehehe, and why not. I did similar one or three years ago!! Brand spankers. First instruction, don't fit any of the go faster mods or stickers!! I like my wolves in sheep's clothing. Stops the boy racers sitting at lights revving the sugar out of their 1100cc 25 year Old Ford escorts with every conceivable body kit fitted!!!Comment
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Yep, first job when I get it home Saturday is to remove the ST badges.Si vis pacem, para bellum.Comment
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I like the idea of removing the badges, maybe should do it on mine because it already causes confusion when some people see it. Been mistaken for a new Maserati - didn't bother correcting them!Comment
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Debadged the V8s on my 2012 GMC Canyon (5.3L, 305hp) pick up truck. Didn't bother with my LT1 (6.2L, 455hp) badges on my 2021 LT1 Camaro as it's an all black "Plain Jane" already.Comment
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Very nice indeed Bob, here's to many happy miles buddy.. :thumb2:Comment
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If I debadged my car, I wouldn't know where to find the boot.
DaveDaveCov - Founder of The Airfix Tribute Forum 2006Comment
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...prolly right next to your other one Dave....:smiling3:Comment
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Nice one Bob.Comment
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Me too. Just got a new toy. Got rid of the big SUV and downsized for economy purposes.
JohnComment
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Lovely motor Bob.
Some Fords have the badge mounting moulded into the front grille, so removing the badge still leaves the ST outline.
I'm not certain yours is like that but worth a look before you commit.
I painted one black once to make it less visible for the customerComment
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My current car... picked for an absolute steal..(given the trade in against the wifes Fiesta, I couldn't resist it)..
And my old car...now Mrs L's daily driver
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