Admittedly, I have a lot of car parts and tools stacked up in the garage, filling the closet, and overflowing into the living room. Most of these parts are sorted into boxes: some to sell, some to install, some to keep if I ever revert to stock. But some parts deserve to be on display.
When I sold my S40, I took it back to stock and sold all the aftermarket performance parts. The only thing I kept from that car was the front grille; it had been personalized and I wanted something to remember my car by.
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2004.5 Volvo S40 |
The Elevate badge was transferred to my C30, so I replaced the blank space with the "S40" letters which I had previously removed from the car.
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Refinished letters adhered to the grille |
Four hooks were screwed into the bottom of the grille as a place to hang my keys. Mounted on the wall by my front door, it is a proud reminder of my previous car while serving both a functional and cosmetic purpose.
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Key rack mounted on the wall |
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Holding the keys of the cars in my Swedish stable |
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