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GTSi badge emblem on the interior passenger fuse block cover panel the same as on the rear?

Discussion in '308/328' started by Du_Man, May 17, 2020.

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  1. Du_Man

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    #26 Du_Man, May 19, 2020
    Ok, Dave, before you walk away.....how did you do your front license plate bracket? Your set of images was very nice, but the "required front license plate" caught my eye. My 1980 is far from cruising the streets but attaching a front plate will be a nice problem to have in the future.
     
  2. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

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    #27 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, May 19, 2020
    We have a sponsor here that offers no drill plate mounts
     
  3. Du_Man

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    #28 Du_Man, May 19, 2020
    :):) I will search
     
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    #29 mwr4440, May 20, 2020
    Interesting Stuff.

    Learned something new.

    :)
     
  5. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

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    #30 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, May 20, 2020
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  6. dave80gtsi

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    #31 dave80gtsi, May 20, 2020
    Nothing terribly fancy, really. Just cut a piece of aluminum angle, and drill some holes.

    I hated to drill the bracket mounting holes in one of the front grille slats, but these slats are so close together that you really have to hunt to be able to see the holes once the angle bracket is removed.
     
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  7. Tonksy1

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    #32 Tonksy1, May 20, 2020
    I believe the car only has 1 pininfarina badge. A bit like an artist signing their work. I wondered this myself when I first saw only one badge.
     
  8. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

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    #33 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, May 20, 2020
    It only has one.
     
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    #34 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, May 20, 2020
    I think the VERY first ones had two.
     
  10. mwr4440

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    #35 mwr4440, May 21, 2020
    I have NO Pininfarina Badge on Either Side.

    The CARFAX and car itself shows ZERO SIGN of an Accident, or a Repaint anywhere. NO bondo or lead to 'fill holes,' either.

    I am 100% Convinced it NEVER had the Pininfarina Badge on it. There are NO holes in the bodywork for the OEM Badge of that time frame to go.

    Just one of the many small 'quirks' of these 'Assemblyline' BUT Handmade cars.

    Each one IS in-fact Unique.
     
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