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Old 14th April 2017, 10:01   #1
David Lawrence
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Noticed this last night, any idea where to obtain a replacement? Rimmers appear as NLA.


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Old 14th April 2017, 10:03   #2
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Mat at DMGRS might be able to help. Other than that, a general search online for Rover Badges may find one for you
Yep, just done a search and there are lots available on Ebay
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Old 14th April 2017, 11:30   #3
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Plenty about on line,put an add in the wanted section,I am sure the traders will have some
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Old 14th April 2017, 11:39   #4
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I have a spare which you can have free if you PM me your details.
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Old 28th April 2017, 19:46   #5
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I have a spare which you can have free if you PM me your details.
Many thanks to Sadie, badge was in the post when i got back home today. Gratefully received..
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Old 29th April 2017, 09:25   #6
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Can anyone tell me how the part of the badge that is still on the pillar is attcahed? Do i need to remove the finisher to remove some nuts, or is it just stuck on with adhesive and need prying off somehow.

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Old 29th April 2017, 10:31   #7
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Looks like it's held on with 2 plastic rivets David
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Old 29th April 2017, 11:17   #8
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When I first left school I wanted to be a chef. Didn't work out but I got a nice set of knives, one of which is a filleting knife. this is ideal for getting behind badges and sawing through the glue after it has been heated with hot water just off the boil. Cheese wire, gardening wire works in the same way. Be careful not to cut off the protuberances though
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