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20 July 2007, 10:08 PM
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Just in time . . . . .
. . . . . for JAE.
I de-badged my rear a while back & have been thinking whether to leave it like that or not. Getting any new letters back on straight & spaced right was going to be a challenge. I am a measure 5 times & cut once sort of guy so I knew it would take forever once I tackled it.
I finally summoned up the courage & this is the result.
De-badged rear.
Re-badged rear & creepy "Show plate".
The paint wasn't quite dry when they made the number plate.
Just have to keep it away from Tissy.
Mark
I de-badged my rear a while back & have been thinking whether to leave it like that or not. Getting any new letters back on straight & spaced right was going to be a challenge. I am a measure 5 times & cut once sort of guy so I knew it would take forever once I tackled it.
I finally summoned up the courage & this is the result.
De-badged rear.
Re-badged rear & creepy "Show plate".
The paint wasn't quite dry when they made the number plate.
Just have to keep it away from Tissy.
Mark
20 July 2007, 11:08 PM
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I lived with it for a while but fancied a change.
Besides it matches my mats now.
Cheers Darren. The letters came from here :
Speeding.co.uk Car Accessories Chrome Badges
Be aware they are italic & not exactly like the original ones. But they do suit my theme.
Phil & Brian, I always try to be different.
Keep people guessing. Mark
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