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Badge:Can someone identify this as for a Triumph?
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mk2sprite said:Can someone identify this badge as fitting a triumph? year, models.ect. Thanks Mike
Not sure if this is going to work?
https://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0SACMGuMUB...682722681419841
newmexTR3
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Re: Badge:Can someone identify this as for a Trium
not working for me. One site I've found useful for really long urls that are prone to get screwed up is TINYURL:. Great tool. Just navigate to https://tinyurl.com/ from the page you're on and it will generate a much more manageable link.
Cheers,
Gavin
not working for me. One site I've found useful for really long urls that are prone to get screwed up is TINYURL:. Great tool. Just navigate to https://tinyurl.com/ from the page you're on and it will generate a much more manageable link.
Cheers,
Gavin
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Looks similar to the style of "V8" badge/logo used on some of the Rover 3500 models, but I didn't find anything exactly like that in a quick Google image search.
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