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Martin Price wrote:Looks a good value/spec race car?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152413468510

Bargain! It's got 'cheap Blyton entry' written all over it!

Retrofy it and bring it out on some of the historic speed events we're planning this year whoever bought that!

Pete wrote:

Rocket wrote:GTM Coupe

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1975-GTM-Coup ... 3641.l6368

Looks alot of fun for the money does that! Albeit the seller's never driven it??

Looks quite tidy!

SPQR

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPQR-MAJOR-CH ... Sw4DJYjc5J

Rocket wrote:SPQR

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPQR-MAJOR-CH ... Sw4DJYjc5J

Just need to be brave enough to cut the two holes in your mk1 floor!

mab01uk wrote:V8 Mini
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/V8-Mini-Not-T ... SwZQRYdyS7

Road legal.....

Until the dvla pull the book......

Pete wrote:

Rocket wrote:GTM Coupe

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1975-GTM-Coup ... 3641.l6368

Looks alot of fun for the money does that! Albeit the seller's never driven it??

If anyone is in the market for a nice well sorted gtm , I will be selling mine after Blyton!

Or before. If anyone is really desperate!

rich@minispares.com wrote:

Rocket wrote:SPQR

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPQR-MAJOR-CH ... Sw4DJYjc5J

Just need to be brave enough to cut the two holes in your mk1 floor!

More likely end up in a glass cabinet, must admit it's great to see abit of NOS like that.

Pete wrote:

rich@minispares.com wrote:

Rocket wrote:SPQR

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPQR-MAJOR-CH ... Sw4DJYjc5J

Just need to be brave enough to cut the two holes in your mk1 floor!

More likely end up in a glass cabinet, must admit it's great to see abit of NOS like that.

Do they work? What's the "feel" like?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMC-Tartan-Bl ... 2393888907

Looks fantastic just like the real label??

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be606 wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMC-Tartan-Bl ... 2393888907

Looks fantastic just like the real label??

Can vouch for this label, bought one recently. Put it on a new Buchanan tartan rug, looks fantastic. I know its not original. Great quality

Vegard wrote: Do they work? What's the "feel" like?

Not too bad when they are new to new-ish.

When there is a bit of play in the links you would be better off trying to shift gear with your dinner fork.....

Someone has been at the TipEx again!

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C817853

Ernie wrote:

be606 wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMC-Tartan-Bl ... 2393888907

Looks fantastic just like the real label??

Can vouch for this label, bought one recently. Put it on a new Buchanan tartan rug, looks fantastic. I know its not original. Great quality

I have seen similar ones on Ebay for £35.00 which look really good but these are only £12.50 and look to be only printed, not embroidered like the dearer ones.

Just had this response from seller 'Hi, they are just printed, so if you want an exact copy please do not buy, Thanks Neil.' So if you want a good reproduction label maybe better to look at a embroidered ones that are for sale elsewhere. I suggested he may want to alter his description to avoid disappointing buyers, so it will interesting to see if he does.

Description has now been changed, but still doesn't state they are only printed.

Oh I've got the I-Want's right now, and I'm more than happy to cut two holes in the floor of the Hornet to fit an SPQR !

mk1 wrote:Someone has been at the TipEx again!

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C817853

Haha. I use the water-based variety now and find I'm much more sane as a result

I think his car must be a Mini Joke isn't it??

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201798214571? ... EBIDX%3AIT

Interesting what this goes for . nice NOS part

be606 wrote:

Ernie wrote:

be606 wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BMC-Tartan-Bl ... 2393888907

Looks fantastic just like the real label??

Can vouch for this label, bought one recently. Put it on a new Buchanan tartan rug, looks fantastic. I know its not original. Great quality

I have seen similar ones on Ebay for £35.00 which look really good but these are only £12.50 and look to be only printed, not embroidered like the dearer ones.

Just had this response from seller 'Hi, they are just printed, so if you want an exact copy please do not buy, Thanks Neil.' So if you want a good reproduction label maybe better to look at a embroidered ones that are for sale elsewhere. I suggested he may want to alter his description to avoid disappointing buyers, so it will interesting to see if he does.

Description has now been changed, but still doesn't state they are only printed.

Hi,
I got confused (easily done with me!!). I bought the embroidered label not the printed one on EBay. It is excellent. Have no idea about the printed label.

smithyrc30 wrote:

Vegard wrote: Do they work? What's the "feel" like?

Not too bad when they are new to new-ish.

When there is a bit of play in the links you would be better off trying to shift gear with your dinner fork.....

Well it did work very well in my '67 Morris Mini Mk1,
it was already in it when I bought it.

Kees.

Both the blanket labels are embroidered, just by different methods, one traditional the other in a method sometimes known a Bevo (after the machine it's done on).

The more accurate label is the expensive one.