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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Singapore
Posts: 300
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Originally Posted by regency
Allan Heywood did my 73 Badge, I shipped it to Australia and about 3-4 weeks later it returned looking fantastic. It had chipped enamel and one post missing.
It cost me about $55. to ship it over, $285. (USD) to restore & $43. (USD) to ship it back.
Allan Heywood Enamels
Design Restoration Repair
5 Montgomery Street
Skipton 3361 Australia
Tel: 61 (0) 3 5340 2265
Email: allan@heywoodenamels.com
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The note from Allan that came back with my restored badge advised me not to use the Badge as the point you push on when shutting the hood. Doing that cracks the enamel over time.
Steve
73 911T MFI Coupe, Aubergine
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I still have that old orange one. from a long hood 911 that the owner cleared away at the shop, when he did the short hood conversion. I got it from him at $20. In perfectgly nice condition at the current market price of those badge on ebay it makes more sense to restore.
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1983 911 SC
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08-30-2010, 06:34 AM
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