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Old 12th October 2018, 10:23   #1
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It came off the assembly line on Thursday 12th September 2002 @ 12:01.50 pm
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Old 12th October 2018, 10:36   #2
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My ZTT was 2388th ZT-T off production line out of 8249
My ZTT was 91st ZT-T CDTI to be made out of 522
My ZTT was 93rd ZT-T in Starlight Silver out of 1134
It came off the assembly line on Thursday 12th September 2002 @ 12:01.50 pm
MG ZT Comission No: 9014
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Old 12th October 2018, 11:07   #3
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Hi Paul, I've merged the two posts together for you. Tidy looking example you have there too, I haven't seen a painted grille like that before
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Old 12th October 2018, 11:23   #4
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Old 12th October 2018, 12:38   #5
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Cool Thanks Reebs

Thanks for merging the two together, yes that's what I was thinking not seen many with that grill and small splitter too.
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Old 12th October 2018, 13:02   #6
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Smart looking car there. Myself,not sure about the grill
Certainly is - I have often looked at possible ways to differentiate the grill from the ‘bumper’. Being a molded part of the bumper does not do it any favours in my book. Unlike the 75 grill which really stands out.

So well done Paul for doing this.

My own thoughts are more along the lines of emphasising the “gap” between the grill and the bumper by way of a black rubber insert of some type. Whenever I look at my Trophy Blue grill I can see the real gap at the top between the grill and the bonnet but I can also see that the grill is part of the bumper.

Running a black rubber strip round in the gap would, I believe enhance the separation of the grill.

But this is another job to be done! So many........
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Old 12th October 2018, 13:22   #7
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Mmmm, chrome
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Old 12th October 2018, 14:07   #8
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Loving the look of that Paul
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Old 16th October 2018, 18:43   #9
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Mmmm, chrome

I have two of those new bumper kits in stock if anyone want's one £350 including post and packing.


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Old 27th November 2018, 12:15   #10
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