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<DIV>I have the later one-piece badge that pushed into plastic sockets not the
earlier multi-part badging, but isn't access via that panel for which you are
asking about screws and cup-washers in your subsequent post? It looks to
be in the same place as the later badge, and on my 75 at least the panel extends
right across that area.</DIV>
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<DIV>In the UK at least the usual suspects for MGB parts have trim fitting kits
with the screws and cup-washers.</DIV>
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<DIV>PaulH.</DIV>
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<DIV>Will someone please tell me how to replace the octagon MG chrome logo on
the rear deck lid of my 1969 MGB GT? Half of the pins that take the
speed nuts are deep behind the sheet metal frame of the rear hatch lid.
I bought all new badging for this at great expense (it's the MGB GT letters
that are expensive), but I have no access to some of the speed nuts. It
looks like someone replaced these badges in the past because the pins that are
hidden by inner sheet metal do not look to be held in by anything. Has
anyone done this successfully besides the
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