Mazda Emblems
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From: Farmer City, IL
RE: Mazda Emblems
Yes, I am looking for the newer "Flying M" emblems. I need them to be between 2"-2 1/2" if possible, for my project. I cannot find them any smaller than the 4" or so that come on the newer mazdas.
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From: Lafayette, IN
RE: Mazda Emblems
ORIGINAL: icspots
You mean this one?
No, I believe the millenia had a regular flying M style emblem but that it was way smaller than the huge-*** ones on the 3 (and all other new mazdas)
You mean this one?
No, I believe the millenia had a regular flying M style emblem but that it was way smaller than the huge-*** ones on the 3 (and all other new mazdas)
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RE: Mazda Emblems
Custom center caps, is my guess? That"s why you need multiple wings that are small.
BTW: That other emblem is called the "flame." Used from "92-"97, It was actually a smoothed version of their corporate symbol which was to represent a sun and a flame standing for heartfelt passion.
Here"s the original. Used from 91-92:
http://wikicars.org/images/en/3/3e/Mazda2.gif
BTW: That other emblem is called the "flame." Used from "92-"97, It was actually a smoothed version of their corporate symbol which was to represent a sun and a flame standing for heartfelt passion.
Here"s the original. Used from 91-92:
http://wikicars.org/images/en/3/3e/Mazda2.gif
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From: Lafayette, IN
RE: Mazda Emblems
ORIGINAL: virgin1
Custom center caps, is my guess? That"s why you need multiple wings that are small.
BTW: That other emblem is called the "flame." Used from "92-"97, It was actually a smoothed version of their corporate symbol which was to represent a sun and a flame standing for heartfelt passion.
Here"s the original. Used from 91-92:
http://wikicars.org/images/en/3/3e/Mazda2.gif
Custom center caps, is my guess? That"s why you need multiple wings that are small.
BTW: That other emblem is called the "flame." Used from "92-"97, It was actually a smoothed version of their corporate symbol which was to represent a sun and a flame standing for heartfelt passion.
Here"s the original. Used from 91-92:
http://wikicars.org/images/en/3/3e/Mazda2.gif
