The factory have fitted Union Flags as per my order. Odd thing is, the "white" background of the flag is chrome whereas the website has the traditional ones. Not sure if I like them as they look a bit dull, I assume they were all that was left in the parts box!
The factory have fitted Union Flags as per my order. Odd thing is, the "white" background of the flag is chrome whereas the website has the traditional ones. Not sure if I like them as they look a bit dull, I assume they were all that was left in the parts box!
You're lucky they're the same each side!
That's a good point, I've not taken delivery yet and only have a picture of one side, maybe there is a Welsh flag on the other side (in chrome) !
Any idea where one can get a similar enamel EU badge?
Why would anybody want one?
My thoughts too. I thought the origin of displaying badges like this was to show where the car was made - perhaps somebody might confirm/correct? It's. Definitely a British or English built car not European.
Just imagine if every car built now had to display badges on the side of where it was built. You would have Mercedes & BMWs with South Africa badges on the wings and Jaguars & Land Rovers with Chinese badges.
Well to be fair there's no way of getting it wrong, a one sided image is the same either way up.
~iw
Oh yes there is. The Union Flag can be flown upside down. It signifies that the flier is in distress. Maybe it not so obvious on this badge but you can make out the dominance of the Saltire Cross in the top left quadrant.
Andy G 1999 +8 , Indigo Blue. Ex-John McKecknie/Mike Duncan 1955 +4 racer.
Well to be fair there's no way of getting it wrong, a one sided image is the same either way up.
~iw
Oh yes there is. The Union Flag can be flown upside down. It signifies that the flier is in distress. Maybe it not so obvious on this badge but you can make out the dominance of the Saltire Cross in the top left quadrant.
So perhaps the M3W boys need the badges so that they can turn them upside down when the bevel box is getting too noisey?
