A nice array of badges. I could become a Badge fanatic. Where does the rear badge bar come from please. Front for still 'Being There', Rear for 'been there done that' and any others. I never understood 'traded in' cars having their badges still on. A TM badge would be on my front bar. Just to add more controversy, when showing, the badges often create as much interest as the Car
[quote=Frank 4x4 Where does the rear badge bar come from please. Front for still 'Being There', Rear for 'been there done that' [/quote]
Quite right! The front badge bar holds the MSCC badge only. The rear badge bar came from www.heartofenglandmorgans.co.uk who still advertise it on their website under "badgebars".
cheers:Badges are here to stay!!! To prove my point two days ago Hopmog attended Goodwood house and lo and behold 24 Morgans turned up. So I took some photos of some of the more interesting badge bar displays to illustrate my point. Individuality is alive and well in West Sussex!! Hope you all agree, and enjoy the display.
Goodwood House Tour with Hopmog.This was last Wednesday on a very very stormy day.(some folks still refused to put hoods up!!!---what heroes!) Some photos of the impressive line up.
Following on the badge theme I show (again) my own badges. The two left and right outer badges are by the very high quality manufacturer J.R.Gaunt of Birmingham (est 1884). They also made the military badges for the services. Each of the badges shown cost in the region of £150---which in part explains why I have decided to super glue the fitment to the badge bar along of course with the badge bar to the car!!! I dont want to take any chance! so you can look but NOT touch.
Goodwood House Tour with Hopmog.This was last Wednesday on a very very stormy day.(some folks still refused to put hoods up!!!---what heroes!) Some photos of the impressive line up. 
Following on the badge theme I show (again) my own badges. The two left and right outer badges are by the very high quality manufacturer J.R.Gaunt of Birmingham (est 1884). They also made the military badges for the services. Each of the badges shown cost in the region of £150---which in part explains why I have decided to super glue the fitment to the badge bar along of course with the badge bar to the car!!!
