Report my stupidity as well to them. The world needs to learn from me. :lol: But it's all good. I can take it on the chin when I do something stupid. haha! Thanks for looking out!
Blackhawk emblem
My wife was able to find me the blackhawk emblem from the Australian version of our altitude. For those of u that don't know, the blackhawk is what they call the altitude edition in Australia. It's for the most part identical to our altitude here in the states aside from a few minor differences...the blackhawk edition comes with the led headlamps that come standard on our overland and above and turn signal lights in the mirrors, and also with this super cool emblem on the tailgate...here are a few pics of my altitude with the new blackhawk emblem
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Thanks to Benno, I was able to get a badge for the Wife's Overland.
So far, the only person to notice my "Badge Engineering" was our parish Priest, a retired Air Force officer.
Being curious, I ordered one of the Ebay reproductions for comparison.
It's a close copy to oem. Weight and size are comparable.
The Jeep badge has nice crisp edges, while the repro has more rounded lettering.
The oem badge is certainly the better of the two, but at 10 feet,
I doubt most people could tell the difference.
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IMHO, the oem badge is worth the time and money. But, if you can't get or want to save a few pennies, the Repro will do.
Plus, if you live in an area where the Blackhawk model isn't available, nobody will know the difference.
So far, the only person to notice my "Badge Engineering" was our parish Priest, a retired Air Force officer.
Being curious, I ordered one of the Ebay reproductions for comparison.
It's a close copy to oem. Weight and size are comparable.
The Jeep badge has nice crisp edges, while the repro has more rounded lettering.
The oem badge is certainly the better of the two, but at 10 feet,
I doubt most people could tell the difference.
IMHO, the oem badge is worth the time and money. But, if you can't get or want to save a few pennies, the Repro will do.
Plus, if you live in an area where the Blackhawk model isn't available, nobody will know the difference.
Settle down, are you actively seeking to be offended? Read the context of the comments, it was all good.
The mods will need this to be filled out to take it further.
Thanks to Benno, I was able to get a badge for the Wife's Overland.
So far, the only person to notice my "Badge Engineering" was our parish Priest, a retired Air Force officer.
Being curious, I ordered one of the Ebay reproductions for comparison.
It's a close copy to oem. Weight and size are comparable.
The Jeep badge has nice crisp edges, while the repro has more rounded lettering.
The oem badge is certainly the better of the two, but at 10 feet,
I doubt most people could tell the difference.
![]()
IMHO, the oem badge is worth the time and money. But, if you can't get or want to save a few pennies, the Repro will do.
Plus, if you live in an area where the Blackhawk model isn't available, nobody will know the difference.
Thanks for the comparison. I'm still deciding whether I should get one or not. I kind of like the simple 4x4 on the back.
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I am also interested in a Blackhawk badge as well if anyone still has any available to buy. Pretty please! 
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