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MG Midget and Sprite Technical - Chassis plates
I need a new chassis plate for a 1971 Sprite but what I have seen so far don't look particularly good. The nearest I have seen is the one in the attached image but this is not completely correct. The spacing between "Longbridge" "Birmingham" and "England" is too wide and there should be a comma after "Longbridge" and after "Birmingham". Or am I being too picky? Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
This is Chinese for Longbridge, Birmingham, England, apparently!
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Dave O'Neill 2 |
Rob. It's not important unless the new owner notices it's a ringer. LOL. |
Bernie Higginson |
Bernie, it will be an authentic evocation!!! Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
Rob, try Gordon Elwell at Classic Revival www.frogeyesprite.co.uk/ |
David Smith |
Rob Just reuse the old one? Another sources of plates http://www.minimail.co.uk/chassis-vin-plates/ (other BL built cars were built at Longbrudge with the same plate design) BBS thread: http://www.mg-cars.net/mg-midget-sprite-technical-bbs/letter-punch-sizes-for-the-vin-plate-2013092821551014896.htm Thanks Mike |
M Wood |
Re-use the old one? I bought the car from a local dismantler who is not known for his customer skills and claims not have it. However, I have talked to the guy he bought it from who confirms everything was handed over to him. So I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place as far as the original is concerned. Rob |
Rob aka MG Moneypit |
This thread was discussed between 10/03/2015 and 11/03/2015
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