Rearranged/missing letters on car nameplates

Driving home, I ended up behind a Ford "FO US", which made me chuckle a little for reasons I can't fully explain.  Looking for other examples besides the inevitable "YO" on Toyota trucks.  Bonus points for pics.  (I didn't get any)

I had a badge made out of a caravan emblem rearranged to acr

My Mack was missing the “M”.  The painter added an “!”

There’s the inevitable CliTaurus in town. 

Also a very neatly done PIMPALA made with OE letters on a clean, bone stock mid-oughties example. 

Wanted to do a POOPER when I had the MINI

My son has a TOYOTA TACO 4WD truck.

I see a guy around here that rearranged CAMRY  to be MYCAR

Way back in the 70s, a friend found the aftermath of a rear end collision involving a Ford Maverick. He knew this because the die cast Maverick emblem was in pieces on the ground. He retrieved the bit that said “Eric” and gave it to me. I still have it.

My friend relettered his ZX2 to say "Scrote".

Grand Marquis - "rquis" = Grand Ma

One of my carpenters had a Nissan Frontier to which he added "the final" above it.

I have the "evil" from a bonneville emblem around here somewhere

Custom Hellcat, but awesome. 

My favorite badge rework was at the 2005 Challenge. 

A Datsun 510 came with a Mopar V8. On the rear deck it wore the badge of its motor donor:

”Challenger”.

GMC Denial

I remember seeing quite a few Mitsubishi trucks in the ‘80’s that said Mi su  shi on the tailgates. 

I don’t have the picture anymore, but there was a Saturn Ion someone added an on to.  Thus making a Saturn Onion

I used to own a VW Flog. 

What can I spell with Pathfinder LE?

Suburban - Urban Bus

akylekoz said:

What can I spell with Pathfinder LE?

https://www.thewordfinder.com/anagram-solver/

Elephant?

I want to find a Terrain and add a P so it  says Terrapin! Of course anything with AWD can become FLAWD or CLAWD.

 the Ford anger is always fun. I'm looking for a D to make the danger ranger though. 

An old employer had a very beaten Dodge pickup , with Dodge in separate letters across the hood. We edited that to read DOG.

I also used to regularly see a TR7 coupe with huge wheels and big dual exhausts, street parked on my way to work. On the boot lid it said TR 7.5. I never saw it run, so I don’t know if that was real or false advertising.

In my miss-spent youth I did quite a few miles in Sunbeam Imps. One of my friends pointed out that it could be re-arranged to read Meanbus. Which it really wasn't I would have, but the retainer pins (remember them!) on the back of the letters were in different positions, and I wasn't gonna drill more holes.