AntneeUK

2 Wheels 2 Many
Mar 8, 2009
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Nottinghamshire
I've just received these in the post today:

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I'll be replacing the weathered looking R emblems soon, but my LCR has no Cupra badge at all. I ordered the black lettering as mine is a 210 but I didn't think that the LCR had the little flag part to the right, but instead would butt-up to "R"? Could anyone who still has the Cupra and R badges (preferably on a 210) show me the right way of lining everything up?

Cheers all
 
Nah the cupra and flag part are stuck together in one piece and aimed for the cupra I believe. For the cupra R, the "cupra" badge has no flag on it, only with the R badge, as per my picture above. And the cupra letters colour is black for 210 and red for 225 I think.

A quick tip before you stick them: spray a few coats of clear lacquer over them to make them extra weather proof and last longer.
 
Thanks guys.

Bought from Sere Motors @ £10.57 for the Cupra logo and £6.36 for each "R"

As already stated, the flag is fastened on to the Cupra logo, though it's only just, so it looks like it should cut off neatly. I'd rather I hadn't had to, but it's no big deal. I'll check with Sere.

BoomhaueR, was planning on lacquering them, yeah. Heard that some people have fitted new ones and they've gone manky again within 18 months. OK, so they're less than £10 each, but I don't want to be having to replace them again any time soon
 
I've just received these in the post today:

12138_222716028824_787508824_4041710_6818072_n.jpg


I'll be replacing the weathered looking R emblems soon, but my LCR has no Cupra badge at all. I ordered the black lettering as mine is a 210 but I didn't think that the LCR had the little flag part to the right, but instead would butt-up to "R"? Could anyone who still has the Cupra and R badges (preferably on a 210) show me the right way of lining everything up?

Cheers all

well can often see piccies in work and yes the cupra badge is the one on mine

wats the part number for it mate