My ride

I thought I'd post a couple of pics of my ride. I know its stock but that will change as the $$$$ allow me to do so.

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Nice pics...what's first on the mod list??

Very nice Will you picked a great looking 300 I see you got it from South Oak that's where I bought mine from!!! My first mod was removing there dealer sticker lol it was a pain getting it off every letter is individual and also remember once you start modding it don't ever stop!

I Told you so. Now get to makin it yours.

Hey man, if I do, you'll be the first person I call!!!!!

TheDarkKnight wrote:

. . . My first mod was removing there dealer sticker lol it was a pain getting it off every letter is individual . . .

How did you get it off?

You have a very nice ride! Now get that sticker OFF!

HiPwr wrote:

TheDarkKnight wrote:

. . . My first mod was removing there dealer sticker lol it was a pain getting it off every letter is individual . . .

How did you get it off?

I heated it up with a hair dryer and used a plastic putty knife (brand new one) and did it easily so I wouldn't scratch anything even though it is made of plastic then got under the edges and peeled them off one by one! After that I used goo gone and wiped the remaining residue off and then rewaxed the spot it was at!

TheDarkKnight wrote:

I heated it up with a hair dryer and used a plastic putty knife (brand new one) and did it easily so I wouldn't scratch anything even though it is made of plastic then got under the edges and peeled them off one by one! After that I used goo gone and wiped the remaining residue off and then rewaxed the spot it was at!

Thanks! That seems like a better solution than the power sander method I was contemplating.

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TheDarkKnight wrote:

Thanks! That seems like a better solution than the power sander method I was contemplating.

LOL!

HiPwr wrote:

TheDarkKnight wrote:

I heated it up with a hair dryer and used a plastic putty knife (brand new one) and did it easily so I wouldn't scratch anything even though it is made of plastic then got under the edges and peeled them off one by one! After that I used goo gone and wiped the remaining residue off and then rewaxed the spot it was at!

Thanks! That seems like a better solution than the power sander method I was contemplating.

Yea should work a little better!!!

Looking good just wait till you get the bug...

I actually found using bug and tar remover spray works awesome in getting that dealer decal off. I saturated the sticker and used a plastic spatula from Menards and it came off with little effort. I tried heating it up with a blow dryer first and it was a long process so I drove to the nearest auto parts store and got the turtle wax bug and tar remover and was done with the removal in about 5 minutes tops.

I ended up using a blow dryer and plastic putty knife followed by lighter fluid (works great on glue residue), Windex, water, and finally car wax.

Came out nicely.

Congrats! So where's the pics of the nice clean ride now?

chargerchick wrote:

Congrats! So where's the pics of the nice clean ride now?

You can hardly make out the decal on my profile page, but it's the best "before" picture I have:

http://www.chicagolandareamodernmopars.com/profile.forum?mode=viewprofile&u=104