Buy Car Emblems

Review by tsearcy:

I just got this for my car. My parents were a little concerned and I’ve been tailgated a lot, but I don’t care because I like the message.

Review by dallas:

This is a a very clever piece of art that speaks volumes. Plus, I’ve had it on my car for going on two years, through downpours and car washes galore, and it looks good as new!

Review by dallas:

I ordered this last year and just love it. It has held up very well through many car washes and 30 straight days of rain here in Northern California! Every time I see it, I smile.

Review by Angie Hill:

The Flying Spaghetti Monster car emblem is a nice addition to my car. I’ve placed it right above my bumper sticker that says, “Dear Jesus, please protect me from your followers”.

Review by T. Garrison:

This is a subtle way to give your fellow FSM’ism-ists a nod on the road.

If you don’t know who the Flying Spaghetti Monster is, maybe this emblem isn’t the kind of statement you want to make–you just might upset your church friends

Review by Stephen:

If this emblem fails to stay on your vehicle, it is merely a testament as to the OBVIOUS link between pirates and the climate. You should consider yourself PERSONALLY touched by his noodly appendage if such a blessing may fall upon you (or the ground in some random place, as it would literally be)!

Me? In the middle sits the giant Toyota emblem adorned on my car. On the right of it, an emblem of the noodly greatness Himself. On the left of it, ye jolly pirate fish. As it has been for months, so shall it be until…

In other words, this thing looks awesome on my car. The big-a$$ Toyota emblem on my car actually serves a purpose now by helping to draw attention to my FSM emblems. I’ve had absolutely no issues with these coming off of my car. They’ve been through the elements and through Auto Bell manys the time, so… Get it! You’ll be glad you did (and so will his noodly goodness; which – let’s face it – is all that truly matters here)!

-Stephen

Review by D:

A great buy for those who love transformers. It arrived fast and in great condition.

Review by Anastacio Guerrero:

*Not actual metal chrome*

It was a gift for my brother, doing a tranfomer theme mod on his car. It is made of plastic, and has a sticky back adhesive. The merchant understood my concern with the product on tried to keep me as a happy customer by ofering a refund, and a partial refund to keep the product. I keeped it non the less, and was happy about the sellers comitment on keeping us the customers happy.

Review by Justin:

I was a little concerned that it would be to small but it’s perfect. I submitted a couple pictures to Amazon as well showing the end result. I couldn’t be more pleased. It sticks to the car with double sided adhesive that’s already applied to the back of the emblem. Just clean and dry the surface real good and then stick and hold for 10 seconds. The inside of the emblem is black like the picture shows. This will enhance its visibility.

Review by Harris Elleberg:

In principle, I like this emblem, although I believe it is flawed from a scientific viewpoint because, just like the Flintstones, Jesus fish never actually coexisted with dinosaurs.

Now that I mention it, I’m not sure Jesus fish coexisted with anything since I think existence is a prerequisite for coexistence, but whatever. This still looks awesome on the back of my Outback.

When it eventually falls off, I think I’d like to replace it with something of the “Calvin Peeing” genre. Potentially on a Jesus fish, if they make that. Or maybe a Spaghetti Monster getting freaky on his fishy ass like something out of a Japanese comic book.

Man, those are messed up.

Review by Christopher R. Hintz:

I’m disappointed that it isn’t metal, for one thing. I saw that the shipping weight was “1 pound” so I assumed that it was, but I should have known better. Still, I find it hard to believe that the fact that it is made of plastic wasn’t intentionally omitted from the description(Technically, it is not “chrome” as it says, but “chrome-colored” as chrome is actually a kind of metal). I’d be a lot more forgiving if the chrome paint job was better, but there are little scratches and pinhead-sized imperfections in the finish that ruin it for me. I feel like I got taken for fifteen dollars…this is something I’d expect to see at Spencer’s Gifts for maybe three or four bucks.

Review by N. Richko:

Having an Autobot or Decepticon symbol on your car or sports car ..sounds like a great idea..put in the right place it would add that special coolness factor…a custom touch if you will.

but, after seeing these in person..not a good idea! save your money (where i get my car washed and detailed they sell these)

first off its Not chrome or even metal..its mirrored plated plastic! for that”chrome look” sure it would look good on the car..but its cheaply made.

also..how well would these things stand up to winter weather or car washes etc ??

dont forget this would be a nice little thing some punk could rip off your car..then your paint would be all messed up..because this has a strong sticker agent sort of like an epoxy…you pull it off..well you know.

if this was solid metal, it would be worth checking out.. a great idea but poorly executed.

Review by Kaizen:

Although this Om is made of plastic, not real metal, it’s a beautiful piece of jewelry for one’s car, it sends a great signal out into the world, and it is a welcome reminder of peace and mindfulness when driving.

Review by Emily Gannon:

Cute product. I was expecting something metal, and this was just plastic, but it looks nice on the car, and others wouldn’t be able to see the difference. It’s a great way to spread calmness!!