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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: xmelax38 on July 02, 2013, 04:42:53 PM
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Hi, this is for anyone, but just off hand I thought of Bigwull for some reason. We recently purchased these in a lot in a auction. One photo is of the Rover 2000 Automatic Badges and the other photo has a car clock. We know the Rover is European and the 60's, but I cannot find any car badges on my search on the internet. I did not see any on ebay either. I was just wondering if these would have any value? We are going to sell them, but we don't know anything about these type of things.
The other thing, the clock, is a Kienzle car clock. I believe it is German. I have seen several different types of these and all of them say for different cars. There is a number inside the back of 5132. Is there some way to find out what vehicle it possibly went to? :)
Thanks so much ahead of time.
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(sorry about the quality of the photos, I had to use my ipod to take the pictures).
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Check out used auto supplies, like this one in Australia for the badges. People who don't know that term also refer to them as nameplates!
http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/Rover%20Cars%20and%20Rover%20Parts%20in%20Australia.htm (http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/Rover%20Cars%20and%20Rover%20Parts%20in%20Australia.htm)
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Check out used auto supplies, like this one in Australia for the badges. People who don't know that term also refer to them as nameplates!
http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/Rover%20Cars%20and%20Rover%20Parts%20in%20Australia.htm (http://www.scottsoldautorubber.com.au/Rover%20Cars%20and%20Rover%20Parts%20in%20Australia.htm)
Thanks! I am checking it out right now on the other tab. :)
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My granddads car !!!! Went on holiday in that when i was only a few years old. Had a folding arm rest in the back.
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One site said they were "The" clock for the Rolls Royce Corniche !! !! But may not be made in Germany !! Kienzle also has clocks/watches made in Switzerland, Asia and Italy !! A different company in Italy also has permission to use the Kienzle name on their clocks/watches !!
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your best bet would be to contact...a Rover 2000 owners club...members there are always on the hunt for good genuine parts....
.http://www.p6roc.co.uk/
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Great suggestion Wullie!!! Cyrillic alphabet in web address.
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you could place an ad on here....
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C308509.
.see also ebay link...to price ..one sold for.http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/kienzle-car-clock-may-suit-classic-car-/121099377782
....this clock fits most older Triumphs..e.g.Trium ph Herald, Vitesse, Stag,....TR4/TR5/TR6..
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They had those clocks in the Rover
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, it was,nt tied to just the Rover...older Volvo,s had it...as well as Fords....and a few others.....but...if its working...its worth a few bob,..if you are tempted to test it...just make sure you use 12v DC
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There were used on some of the Porsche 356s as well. That brand anyways, not that model. Good quality stuff from what I hear.
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Didn't say it was just tied to the Rover, just pointing out they used them in the same car as where the badge is from so it's more likely come from a Rover, not a Rolls Royce or Triumph.
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sometimes i wonder about you.....
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Better than pondering about you all the time! :) Plus, it's great exercise for those brain cells Wullie!
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Better than pondering about you all the time! :) Plus, it's great exercise for those brain cells Wullie!
what brain cells,.....my M.A.D,..days put paid to them.....now i,m just like everyone else......i go with the flow......
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Thanks for the suggestion!!! That is wonderful! I just got back on here to look. As you know...my migraines, as usual. That is very helpful information. I will contact them.
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I have to add, that we never would have thought of that. Then again, we didn't see that site to start with, ha ha. I am going to get on the ball and do that. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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....and futhermore, lol, I meant to add in the last post (here is my 3rd add in a row) thank you to the rest of you too! See, this is why I love this forum. Everyone is so helpful, nice and I love the humor! These days I need a good laugh and a place I feel welcome and I found it here. I just come to lurk sometimes too. ;) :)
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just love the word lurk.....it conjures up that many images.......but for me the ultimate lurkers are these guys.....and they are so much more intelligent...than mutts.....who, if you let out on their own....usually end up getting lost,or captured by the dog warden...and you end up paying £50..to get them back...whereas...th ese guys...never get lost....they always find a home....whether its yours or someone elses... ;D.