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PostPosted: Thu Jan 26, 2006 3:05 am 
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Hey again,

I have been looking everywhere and i cant find a clear pic of a mini k bonnet badge. The one fitted to my car at the moment is round with what i think is a bull depicked in the center, I cant be sure as it's badly faded.

also where would i go about getting a new one :P

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Yes it's got the Morris bull in the centre. They do fade badly. :cry:
These Mini-K bonnet badges are identical to an English Morris Mk2 Mini badge. Available from Mini shops in UK, eg Somerford Mini. :wink:

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There is one here
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MINI-K-BONNET-BA ... dZViewItem
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Useless trivia time , it's actually an "Ox" , standing above a river crossing or "Ford" and comes from the location of Morris's original factory at "Oxford" in England . Hey , I warned you it was useless information .....

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No Bull? :oops:


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I like it! I allways thought that minis stood over fords! No doubt its just having a toilet break on it!

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So what about the Kangaroo ones I've seen ?

Didnt the Mini K have Kangaroos on it ? - or was that a dealer fitted thing ?

Edit--> I knew I'd seen it somewhere ...

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The Kangaroo was on the stickers on either side front quater panel and were specifically for the Aussie mini K , rumoured to be mini Kangaroo for being an aussie derivative . They used a standard round plastic Morris badge from English stock the same way earlier ones had a standard designed morris badge on the 850 and deluxe .

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