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fkent1 Kent Fahrer
Cincinnati, OH, USA   USA
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What is the correct location of the" British Leyland " badge that goes on the front fenders? Any good pictures? I know some have 2 and some have 1.

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Zymurgy Mike Madden
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I don't have an answer for you, my cars in storage, but I would like to add to the question. I have a '73 and only have one. I bought it in '83 and it had one and I always wondered if it was suppose to have 2?

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74mgb Brian Leary
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My original 74 has one on the passenger side centered about 3-1/2 inches in front of the door and 3 inches down from the chrome strip.

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mgbgttf Roger Pratten
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Kent,
Brian is correct but maybe only about 2" below the chrome strip and about 3 1/2" in front of the door, see photo, and Mike yes they only had one.



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rrmgb Silver Member robert schau
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Reportedly, one is correct. I believe that to be from Clauseger. Thats from memory do a search.
I also think it was a dealer application like wing mirrors and radio antennae. So dimensions may vary!
I have an unmolested '73 with 2 badges! And another '73 w/1badge. hmmmmmm.
Measurement to the center of badge on mine is 2 1/2" down from bottom of chrome strip and 2 1/2" in front of
door seam.
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ClayJ Silver Member Clay Johnston
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My 72 had only right side 2-1/2" down, 2-1/2" from door.

Seems like some have reported years with both.

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In reply to a post by mgbgttf Kent,
Brian is correct but maybe only about 2" below the chrome strip and about 3 1/2" in front of the door, see photo, and Mike yes they only had one.

My 71 has them on both sides.



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I believe the second badge was eliminated as a cost savings measure. Single badge placed on the right wing of the car.



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balloonfoot Lloyd Faust
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In reply to a post by fkent1 What is the correct location of the" British Leyland " badge that goes on the front fenders?

Location depends on what kind of a day Nigel was having...if he had a rough night the badge could even be upside down.



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OldBloke Jim Legg
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Both sides cars 1969 through 1972, then right side only. '69 thru '72 badge was silver on blue background. After 72 reversed to blue on silver.

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And recently, GM seems to have copied the idea with a little square fender emblem of thier own.

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fkent1 Kent Fahrer
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Great Thanks all of you.

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74beegt Steve Finch
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1957 MG MGA "Red Berry"
1974 MG MGB GT "Zonker"
Here you go.
My 74 had only one on the passenger side.



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