22/09/2009 16:29:06 gotenks1321 Not sure if I've missed it somewhere on the site but been looking through at some pics and quite like the look of the MGOT sticker advertising the site like here: [IMG]http://orangeexige.jalbum.net/MG%27s%20at%20Mallory%20park/DSC_4915.jpg[/IMG] Are they for sale?

22/09/2009 16:43:17 Steve Hill Hi Dan We usually have stickers available at sign-on on our trackdays. Just ask anyone on the MGoT Committee, they'll be the ones with the bright orange vests. Steve

22/09/2009 16:46:55 gotenks1321 Hi Steve, Thanks for that :) Do you have a price for them so I know how much to bring along with me to Goodwood?

22/09/2009 17:06:57 Dave [QUOTE=gotenks1321]Hi Steve, Thanks for that :) Do you have a price for them so I know how much to bring along with me to Goodwood?[/QUOTE]Hi Dan, We don't charge for them for people on track days - just pick a pair up off the sign-on counter. We usually have both black lettering and white lettering versions. If for whatever reason you don't see them, then just ask whichever committee member is around on that day. Regards, Dave

22/09/2009 20:49:41 Martin C Hi Dan, I'll make sure I've got some with me :D

23/09/2009 08:08:12 gotenks1321 [quote=Dave]Hi Dan, We don't charge for them for people on track days - just pick a pair up off the sign-on counter. We usually have both black lettering and white lettering versions. If for whatever reason you don't see them, then just ask whichever committee member is around on that day. Regards, Dave[/quote] Hi Dave, Really? That's awesome, thanks :D [quote=Martin C]Hi Dan, I'll make sure I've got some with me :D[/quote] Thanks Martin :) Do you happen to know what size they are? Just looking to order an MG-Rover.org one too, can't have one bare side ;) lol

23/09/2009 18:05:17 Tim Guy You'll need a min clear area 360 x 30mm Dan.

23/09/2009 20:35:31 Martin C [quote=Balrog]You'll need a min clear area 360 x 30mm Dan.[/quote] europhile :p Height 1" Lenght 14" Dan

24/09/2009 05:52:21 Tim Guy [quote=Martin C]europhile :p [/quote] :D Europeans use cm, British engineers have officially used mm for the last 27 years. :p .... and 1" isn't enough for the top of the t and the bottom of the g. You need at least 0.0015 of a Furlong

24/09/2009 06:33:30 Martin C [quote=Balrog] and 1" isn't enough[/quote] [B]You tart :D [/B]

24/09/2009 18:22:51 Tim Guy Do we have anyone called justin on the forums.