Smoke Wagon's JUNE FEATURE submission
05-18-2008 | 06:06 PM
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From: Windsor, Ca
Smoke Wagon's JUNE FEATURE submission
Name: Craig aka Smoke Wagon
Location: Windsor, California(wine country)
Car Year, Make, Model, Trim: 2006 Chevy HHR 2LT
Stock Options:2.4L EcoTec, A/T with autostart, traction control, Chrome appearance package, running boards, roof racks, Pioneer 6-disk CD changer w/8" subwoofer, XM integrated, 17" polished wheels, sport-tuned suspension, factory mud flaps, fog lights, sunroof/moonroof, stainless exhaust tip
Modifications: ebony seat covers and carpet/floor mats-a true two-tone since ebony wasnt offered in 2006.
Future plans:installing my 2x10" Kicker Comps with Kicker Comp amp, possibly black rallye stripe kit, ebony seat covers, custom two-tone interior paint, underhood custom detailing/paint/trim, Eiback Pro-Kit, larger rear swaybar.
Other info: I plan to feature my HHR on my own car club's web page to encourage other local HHR owners to form a small local club.
CUSTOM 2-tone interior using FACTORY materials
Old meets New
Location: Windsor, California(wine country)
Car Year, Make, Model, Trim: 2006 Chevy HHR 2LT
Stock Options:2.4L EcoTec, A/T with autostart, traction control, Chrome appearance package, running boards, roof racks, Pioneer 6-disk CD changer w/8" subwoofer, XM integrated, 17" polished wheels, sport-tuned suspension, factory mud flaps, fog lights, sunroof/moonroof, stainless exhaust tip
Modifications: ebony seat covers and carpet/floor mats-a true two-tone since ebony wasnt offered in 2006.
Future plans:installing my 2x10" Kicker Comps with Kicker Comp amp, possibly black rallye stripe kit, ebony seat covers, custom two-tone interior paint, underhood custom detailing/paint/trim, Eiback Pro-Kit, larger rear swaybar.
Other info: I plan to feature my HHR on my own car club's web page to encourage other local HHR owners to form a small local club.
CUSTOM 2-tone interior using FACTORY materials
Old meets New
Last edited by Smoke Wagon; 05-18-2008 at 06:10 PM. Reason: title
05-18-2008 | 11:55 PM
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Greg...in 2006, Chevy didnt offer "ebony" as an interior color choice. But since I work on race cars/hot rods in my spare time, I get pretty greasy...the stock gray cloth wouldnt last, so I went on a mission to find factory ebony seat covers. I found a set from a member here who replaced his with leather. There is a thread about the whole thing-I wrote a descriptive HOW TO posted HERE:
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-tutorial-library-21/seat-removal-carpet-install-13261/
I was hoping they'd make it a stickie for future users to find easier.
Thanks for the kind words folks...I have quite a few more pics in my gallery, but 10 was the limit for the subission, so....
https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/how-tutorial-library-21/seat-removal-carpet-install-13261/
I was hoping they'd make it a stickie for future users to find easier.
Thanks for the kind words folks...I have quite a few more pics in my gallery, but 10 was the limit for the subission, so....
05-19-2008 | 10:48 AM
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Lookin' good, Craig! That two-tone interior treatment is unique and really sharp (and it's giving me some ideas about doing something similar with my car). Your photos are excellent and the "Old Meets New" is a classic! 
You've got my vote!
You've got my vote!