SSHAMM goes perfectly with a Biden, Harris bumper sticker. If you feel it amusing, keep it. it's about you not them.
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Here are my thoughts. First and foremost, your car is a real Holden. A quick look at the sticker inside the driver's door on the B pillar will confirm that. Whether or not it is a Commodore may be the sticking point, as the Commodore was never offered in a LHD platform. Quite honestly your car and mine ('14-'15) were never offered with the LS3 in the Commodore either, so there's that. The Holden badges look great on the SS, and if my OCD didn't require the full conversion up to and including RHD I'd have put them on long ago, so you're good there.
As for the plates, if you like them keep them. I know well what it's like to have plates that nobody can decipher, and it is entertaining to me if nobody else. As @SS WOT pointed out, it's about you not them. If it bugs you that much you could always go with MOMSS
Of course having a car they've never seen in a color they've never seen making sounds that some have never heard, my plate is just a candle on a cake or a dime on a dollar at this point.
First thing I thought of was SHAM, but if you like it
My point exactly. It is a Holden but the reason I thought sham is funny is because people mistake it for other cars all the time. At first glance, they just think it's just another black sedan but it's so much more than that. It's not what it seems to be.Here are my thoughts. First and foremost, your car is a real Holden. A quick look at the sticker inside the driver's door on the B pillar will confirm that. Whether or not it is a Commodore may be the sticking point, as the Commodore was never offered in a LHD platform. Quite honestly your car and mine ('14-'15) were never offered with the LS3 in the Commodore either, so there's that. The Holden badges look great on the SS, and if my OCD didn't require the full conversion up to and including RHD I'd have put them on long ago, so you're good there.
As for the plates, if you like them keep them. I know well what it's like to have plates that nobody can decipher, and it is entertaining to me if nobody else. As @SS WOT pointed out, it's about you not them. If it bugs you that much you could always go with MOMSS
Of course having a car they've never seen in a color they've never seen making sounds that some have never heard, my plate is just a candle on a cake or a dime on a dollar at this point.
I agree. I have had several over the years, now, I use a personalized license plate frame.
Her idea, not mine. That message has been 2 of our 5 Cadillacs we have owned.
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