where this whole group of cars circle a car on the interstate looking at it. They pull up beside it, they pull up in front of it. They slow down. They go around it. Well, they do that with my car on the interstate. They will pull around me, then slow down so I have to pass them so they can see the car all the way around."
  Bonnie says she has had drivers hang out their car windows trying to get a closer look. Others honk and wave and give the thumbs-up sign. She had one older gentleman stop on the street corner and very formally salute as she passed by. Bonnie is pretty sure he was a World War II vet - a vet saluting a Vette.
  Bonnie admits the flag is "pretty radical" in design, but she had a  pretty radical reason. The inspiration came from the 9-11-01 attack on the World Trade Center.