the little grommets on the boot badges......

[baked bean coloured dolly]

nice easy one for you all..............where do i get the little gromeets that go in the boot lid that the dolomtie badge slides into as while i was putting the badge back on i pushed one out and it disapeared into the black hole that is my garage.......................soon ill have the beast on the road yeah!..........baked beans every where.

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[Jon Tilson]

to all cars of the period.<br>
MG's have them too so Moss would be a reasonable bet.<br>
Jonners

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[Stan Part]

I'd abandon them completely and go for the little sticky pads that modern cars use for badges, spoilers etc, they really do stick.<br>
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Get them from your local motorfactors.

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[Mike Groom]

You could try Rarebits4classics.

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[DailySprinter]

you could always cheat a bit and use something like tiger seal to stick it on. It wont fall off.

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[morebhp]

A mate of mine who works in a bodyshop got hold of some black goop that sticks anything to anything. Used it to fit my bonnet scoop. <br>
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The instructions are in German, so I didn't read them. Just don't get it on your hands!<br>
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To be honest, I'd just go for those sticky pads myself...

<p>1978 Dolomite Sprint 3.5 V8<br>
1976 MG Midget (mint, sold)<br>
1974 RWA MG Midget (K-Series VVC project)<br>
And looking for a very cheap, simple LHD, for the Plymouth-Banjul Rally 2007...</p><i></i>

[Carsreunited]

Sounds like Silkaflex. Most TVR's are held together with the stuff!<br>
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