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Wow, what a reaction, we are all awake then. Tomorrow I am removing my Westfield badge, taking it to the company and placing an order for 5. I will put a photo of the badge on here and update this in a week or so when the job is done. Keep Calm and Carry On.

Picked up from our Mag by Compete Kit Car. Features on p12 IIRC. Well done Marcus

Came across this on YouTube today what an amazing idea just think what other applications it could be used for https://youtu.be/cTUOhYcw4ZY

Glyn, Sad to see you're selling. Have you considered advertising it on PistonHeads to attract a wider audience ?

sorry should have read your post…...Q249 KCP

Mine is 98 Rab

Rab it's a 2001, Westfied SEW….

Julie, good idea with the badge I think that’s brilliant but you will fall foul of the goody two shoes WSCC/Westfield copy stuff and will send a hit squad round your place to rough up your paintwork. Oh err Or do we have the blessing of Westfield’s to get some made or is it another good idea gone up in smoke? Just a note: Can I have one? how manys that? price reduction? lol Terry

I saw a brand new Westfield and the word was not even mounted straight on the grill Why not??

I'm starting to get a little angry over the implications of this... So, suppose you know the Grim Reaper will be rolling up soonish and you have 2 kids. One is well deserving of the inheritance and you know the other one will buy a Caterham so that one isn't getting a bean. What's to stop you giving #1 kid the bulk of your money whilst you are still alive and leaving a small inheritance estate to be divided up between them both. Or are there some hideous tax repercussions?

Should all work... They may or may not be the cheapest, I wouldn't like to say without comparing prices, but as a convenient one stop shop - with the postage saving to match, I'd just go for it! You'll also need a 4.1mm drill bit or two. (Though you can use a 4mm bit and wiggle it around in the hole a little to open it up), plus making tape to protect the car and draw alignment marks on. Note, bizarrely you DON'T want razor sharp bits when starting to drill fibreglass, as it chip the gel coat, so if buying new, you can either blunt them a little first, or running the drill in reverse till you're through the gel coat layer can help.

Yes, I'm planning a visit to GBS as well, already been actually to their open day and was very impressed. At the time I couldn't get a test drive as I had my 9 year old with me, so I'm going to go hopefully the same day or the day after Westfield so I can really compare.