tailland

a guy who visited my site gave me those piccies....

what do you think of them ? they replace the "mazda" logo on the trunk.....

LOOK

Phantom Cruiser

They probably say "Stupid American Ricer" but we just can't read it... LOL j/k

tailland

quote from yesiownaskyline

hoi lam ma dzi dat...
(hoi lam Mazda)

Meaning: Hoi lam is an island belonging to china.

kargoboy

Hey, I should get that tatooed onto my arm!
(Well, maybe not the dealer name...)

juddz

...I think I just need to get some big-***, chrome, yankee-lettered "Corpus Christi" emblems for the back of my P5.

I say, who needs chinese characters of an island no one's ever heard of on the back of their car, when we can slap a reference to a hard-drinkin' southern Texas town on the back of our rides? ****, I'll bet they put you in prison on Hoi Lam if you eat the worm in the tequila bottle...

scotty878

LMAO^....

Yeah I wouldnt like that emblem personaly, but it is pretty kool!

juddz

Some older cars (think: late seventies, early eighties) have emblems that say stuff such as "5-speed", or "Automatic" on the trunk lid. Then, in the eighties some cars said "EFI", or "DOHC", etc.

I think it would be really funny to list every damn feature of my car on the *** end. Imagine chrome letters stating "EFI", "Leather Seats", "DOHC", "16-valve", "5-Speed", "ABS", "Moonroof", etc on the back end. Heck, I might even have a chrome script of the special APR that I qualified for at the time that I bought the car.

kargoboy

The emblems from the 50s were the coolest, though: Glidematic, Hydramatic or whatever-matic the manufacturers called their transmissions. And the big chrome Chevy 'V' for the V-8s.
God, I love that ****.
How about a big, chrome WOMP-a-matic for the superchargers, w00t!