You aren't kidding, those are pricey! I'm with Delta on this one, for now. I think some Mother's polish will go a long way, and some version of 3M trim adhesive will hold the pieces on after I buff the paint that's there.They do make aftermarket replacement Cutlass Supreme and "Brougham" emblems for the sail panels once you get to that point of paint, etc. Rockets for the front fenders too. A tad pricey for the set, but restoration game ain't cheap. Unless you can get yours cleaned up and pretty again.
Gina may be a bit rough around the edges, but considering the age, type of car, and transmission she came with I'm quite impressed that I can start her up by reaching through the window and drive to work at 5 a.m.. Especially after replacing only a fuel pump, accelerator pump, battery, and 2 vacuum lines. I believe that someone was doing their best to take immaculate care of this car right up until the day it was parked under a tree so many years ago. The bodywork to the roof isn't perfect but someone put the effort in to stop the rot and make it pretty, which counts for something.
I'm not sure how to proceed on certain things so for now I'm going to go for a drive and see what she wants changed today. Maybe the headlights, maybe a new exhaust. Maybe my 6 way power adjustable split bench seat tracks....