The Meaning of Car Company Symbols

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cuhulin

On Jul 14, 1:08*pm, (J R) wrote:
> http://www.cockeyed.com/images/luxury_cars/graphics.php
> cuhulin
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Oh snap.

Now how about some domestic emblems?

ChrisCoaster wrote:
> On Jul 14, 1:08 pm, (J R) wrote:
>> http://www.cockeyed.com/images/luxury_cars/graphics.php
>> cuhulin
> _____________
> Oh snap.
>
> Now how about some domestic emblems?
>
>


Obama Motors or Fiat?

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http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...mobile+Symbols

Southern Compressed Coal Company had the 'Bow Tie' before Chevrolet
adopted it.
Plymouth was a popular brand name of tough strong Twine, that is how
Plymouth cars/company got it's name, not from the old Plymouth Ship,
even though Plymouth (cars) did feature a Ship in their symbol/logo.

Motors are not Engines and Engines are not Motors, I think so.
cuhulin

On Jul 15, 11:18*am, (J R) wrote:
> http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...an+Automobile+....
>
> Southern Compressed Coal Company had the 'Bow Tie' before Chevrolet
> adopted it.
> Plymouth was a popular brand name of tough strong Twine, that is how
> Plymouth cars/company got it's name, not from the old Plymouth Ship,
> even though Plymouth (cars) did feature a Ship in their symbol/logo.
>
> Motors are not Engines and Engines are not Motors, I think so.
> cuhulin
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Now who can think of five type of drivers/owners to place in each
wedge of the Chrysler pentastar?

LOL!

There used to be some divorced lezzie wimmins who lived next door to
me.One of them drove a Chrysler red convertible car.She would be
eligible for the Pentastar.
cuhulin

On Fri, 15 Jul 2011 11:52:01 -0700, ChrisCoaster wrote:

> On Jul 15, 11:18Â*am, (J R) wrote:
>> http://www.devilfinder.com/find.php?...can+Automobile
+...
>>
>> Southern Compressed Coal Company had the 'Bow Tie' before Chevrolet
>> adopted it.
>> Plymouth was a popular brand name of tough strong Twine, that is how
>> Plymouth cars/company got it's name, not from the old Plymouth Ship,
>> even though Plymouth (cars) did feature a Ship in their symbol/logo.
>>
>> Motors are not Engines and Engines are not Motors, I think so.
>> cuhulin
> ______________________
> Now who can think of five type of drivers/owners to place in each wedge
> of the Chrysler pentastar?
>
> LOL!

The "badge with wings" is the real Chrysler symbol that goes back to
1924. It was on Chryslers until 2011 when the wing just said "CHRYSLER"
in blue letters.