Reply to "Mangusta Ghia badge mistery"

gonzaloMember

Jonny:

I fully agree with you. To me this is Giugiaro´s masterpiece.

Now, on the other hand, this also makes 8MA-882 a bit different (as most Mangustas are, for sure), so I will probably just document the fact, cut the studs an screws on the badge, and ~~glue~~ them to the fender, so I leave the metal untouched, without perforations.

Here a progress photo of two weeks ago. Car is supposed to attend an important show on the 25th, lets see !

Thank you for the help !

Gonzalo

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