Mk3 with Mk1 Badge?

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Mk3 with Mk1 Badge?

Post by waynestoyotamr2 »

Is it me?

Or has this Mk3 (Roadster, MRS etc...) got the Mk1 badge on it?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 83356&rd=1
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craig
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Looks like a MK1 badge to me! :?
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Post by Slacey »

It has, a couple of guys in the UK and US have done this as well.
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Nice spelling...
'Toyota Raodster (MRS) not mazda, evo, MR2, subaru or MG'
Looks like the Alloy wheels have gone for a walk too!
:roll:
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Rowland_W wrote:Nice spelling...
'Toyota Raodster (MRS) not mazda, evo, MR2, subaru or MG'
Looks like the Alloy wheels have gone for a walk too!
:roll:


so basically if you search for anything on ebay, you'll get to his advert :roll:

Plus the fact I would definately not buy a car off someone with 1 feedback!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Post by Jon S »

I would quite like a MK1 badge for my MK2. I've seen them in blue as well can't remember where though.

I think Spammon posted something about them a year or so ago (probably ebay :roll: :lol: ).
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Post by Jon S »

It's common practice, it seems, to put 'not Honda, Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan' on your ebay ad when selling a Jap car to increase the views it'll get.

(I'd do it if I was selling)
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Jon S wrote:It's common practice, it seems, to put 'not Honda, Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan' on your ebay ad when selling a Jap car to increase the views it'll get.

(I'd do it if I was selling)


Fair comment I suppose! :P
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Jon S wrote:It's common practice, it seems, to put 'not Honda, Mazda, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Nissan' on your ebay ad when selling a Jap car to increase the views it'll get.

(I'd do it if I was selling)


Hows about, not imaginary friend... :wink:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... eName=WDVW
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Cool, the car even has rear seat belts as a safety feature :P
madbadweasel

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Post by madbadweasel »

Not keen on the steelies :?
Kelvin

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Post by Kelvin »

madbadweasel wrote:Not keen on the steelies :?


I don't know, looks quite good to me, in a retro Triumph type way. Quite like steels on the MX5 as well.

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Post by Goldy »

What about the 'beautiful" Yellow and Black interior? That might be a bit much for most people.... urg!!

Nice one with the imaginary friend post.... I might try flogging my imaginary mr2 on ebay next....
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