Look what I found on ebay!
09-11-2006 | 07:31 PM
#11
Senior Member
Joined: 06-17-2006
Posts: 830
From: Bakersfield, CA
It is Casper. She was telling us about them this weekend. I am amazed that the picture got on eBay so quickly though. She just put them on at the end of last week... but them took them off before coming on the run.
Apparently the clips that attach them scrub on a car that is lowered. But at least she had them on long enough for the seller to get a picture.
Personally, I don't like them much either. I think it is the swoop at the back. Looks more like a PT Cruiser thing to me.
Apparently the clips that attach them scrub on a car that is lowered. But at least she had them on long enough for the seller to get a picture.
Personally, I don't like them much either. I think it is the swoop at the back. Looks more like a PT Cruiser thing to me.
09-11-2006 | 08:11 PM
#14
Founding Member
Joined: 03-12-2006
Posts: 6,543
From: Lake Isabella CA
Ok guys... I was going to do a write up on this but someone beat me to it.
Yes, that is Casper, my HHR!
I allready know how the group feels about this modification. I'm not posting statements to defend it one way or the other. I'm not asking opinions because I have allready read them in another thread.
I have given my input to the seller/developer of the skirts for the HHR.
There were fitment issues as I had with very specific mounting requirements which made mounting a challenge.
The first go around was a failure. Lowered HHR, vehilce weight (I'm a big gal), and mounting clip placement were my surmise of failure for MY HHR.
On a STOCK HHR, this would work out fine. My HHR is not normal!
For further development of the skirts for the HHR, I've given my input to Bob at California Cruisers.
This MOD is not for everyone but I wanted to write something so people who may like this type of thing can get a look at it and whats involved in this modification.
Yes, that is Casper, my HHR!
I allready know how the group feels about this modification. I'm not posting statements to defend it one way or the other. I'm not asking opinions because I have allready read them in another thread.
I have given my input to the seller/developer of the skirts for the HHR.
There were fitment issues as I had with very specific mounting requirements which made mounting a challenge.
The first go around was a failure. Lowered HHR, vehilce weight (I'm a big gal), and mounting clip placement were my surmise of failure for MY HHR.
On a STOCK HHR, this would work out fine. My HHR is not normal!
For further development of the skirts for the HHR, I've given my input to Bob at California Cruisers.
This MOD is not for everyone but I wanted to write something so people who may like this type of thing can get a look at it and whats involved in this modification.
09-11-2006 | 10:04 PM
#16
Senior Member
Joined: 01-21-2006
Posts: 228
From: Mira Loma, CA
Sindy, if you like it that is the only thing that matters. I know you don't care what other people think, and that is always a good thing. After all, you are the one who ownes the car and you have to be happy with it 
I hope that you get all of the fitment issues resolved soon.
I hope that you get all of the fitment issues resolved soon.
Who wants to be normal anyway? Normal is boring. 
