Badge etiquette

[edward ericson]

Having sort of stepped in it a couple months back regarding the issue of badges & their importance, I have endeavored to educate myself. Herewith is the sum total of my studies, skillfully abridged. Only trouble is, I didn’t write it.

http://www.britishcarweek.org/badge_bars.html

Never mind. I would have wrote it, had I known then what I know now.

[Richard Wobby]

I am somewhat disappointed, I was always led to believe “He who dies with the most badges wins” I’ve been actively collecting and actually starting to acuire quite a few. I was thinking of possibly rotating them on my bar(on the car) right now thier displayed behind my bar(in my house) Oh I’m so confused

[Larry Murphy]

 Perhaps I should stay out of this discussion as I have no bar experience and my badges are on the grille.OOPS too late!

                             Larry M.

[Paul Mossberg]

You’re OK Larry. After all, they are called “grill badges”.

Paul Mossberg
Former Owner of a 1981 Classic Roadsters Ltd. Duchess (VW)
2005 Intermeccanica Roadster

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[Richard Wobby]

A grill is what we generally Bar B Que on, up here in the northeast. If I were to mount them on the grill I would imagine the heat would melt the enamel. Thus a ruined badge. The worst that can happen with them on my bar is someone might spill a brown one in thier direction.

Here is one I just found that might fit both bars. might need two.

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