Nice quality Chromed nose emblems 68-72 bus

[FBI]

£45.00 + P+P

 

[Tintop]

How do these fasten on?

Drill holes in front panel or glue on?

 

[lobus]

They should have pins on the back that fit into holes on the nose panel of your bus. I think if you have a replacement nose there are no holes. There are nylon bushes that press into the holes and the pins fit into them.

 

[ianscooby]

Graham

Been busy but at BVF we talked about under seat mats and seat covers, did you have any spare and if so are you open this sat :?:

Ian Garland

 

[Justin & Muttley]

They should have pis on the back...

Ermmm - Do you mean pins Dave?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[FBI]

Graham

Been busy but at BVF we talked about under seat mats and seat covers, did you have any spare and if so are you open this sat :?:

Ian Garland

give me a bell on friday
Cheers,
Graham@ fbivw

 

[lobus]

They should have pis on the back...

Ermmm - Do you mean pins Dave?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

DOH! Probably, I fixed with an edit.

 

[clyde]

Got the piece of Deluxe trim yesteday Graham, thanks for delaying postage and part is good to go (after a polish!) Thanks, Clyde.

 

[analord]

I have an early bay with a modified alan schofield front panel, which means that there is that bit sticking out the size of a later badge, which I have fitted.

it just does not look right - how do i fit an early badge over this recess>

hope this make sense?

 

[clyde]

You dont im affraid, youll have to settle for one of the later type badges.

 

[Justin & Muttley]

You could always ask your local body shop to cut out the bump and weld in a smooth panel, it's not an easy job but plenty have done it so that they can then fit a 10" badge.

One of our fellow EarlyBayers did it on his bus - check out the pics here (although the mod was done off the bus lots of people have doen it in situ):

http://forum.earlybay.com/viewtopic.php?t=780&highlight=

Good luck if you decide to take the plunge...

 

[clyde]

Nasty job with the panel in situ! All the air box and wires etc behind it will need to be shielded from the heat. Rather you than me.

 

[analord]

I think I will leave it as it is - dont fancy that welding at all for the sake of a bigger badge.

I may investigate having a metal one machined and a lip on it with re-chroming.[/img]