Got it in the mail yesterday. 
These babies are top quality. Must be nuclear hardened...really thick and sturdy.

These babies are top quality. Must be nuclear hardened...really thick and sturdy.
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Then I should get mine this week then.... :D
Does it some with the mount or do I have to source one?
Does it some with the mount or do I have to source one?
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You'll need to get a mount, as you would for any badge...but it's an inexpensive, worthwhile investment.Originally Posted by sil3ncer7
Does it some with the mount or do I have to source one?
OVERDRIVE
Yeah, those badges are so well-made and thick, I kept trying to pull "them" apart, thinking it was two stuck together.
Didn't work.
It's proudly displayed on the CR Cooper today.
Didn't work. It's proudly displayed on the CR Cooper today.
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http://www.outmotoring.com/mini-coop...ge-holder.html
Consider it bought.. Ill need to sport the Alliance at MOTD Originally Posted by Gil-galad
Try this:http://www.outmotoring.com/mini-coop...ge-holder.html

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This doesn't apply to me, yet, but is there a way for Alliance members to purchase a second badge for multi-MINI households?
North American Motoring :: Founder
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Ideally I would like each membership and badge tied to a member. I can understand the need but I would have to ask if the drivers in the house are all NAM members? That said perhaps we could offer some type of family membership option though I'm not sure how I would manage that from a software perspective.Originally Posted by Deviant
This doesn't apply to me, yet, but is there a way for Alliance members to purchase a second badge for multi-MINI households?
Mark
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Mark
Not to thread jack, but... Originally Posted by Mark
Ideally I would like each membership and badge tied to a member. I can understand the need but I would have to ask if the drivers in the house are all NAM members? That said perhaps we could offer some type of family membership option though I'm not sure how I would manage that from a software perspective.Mark
Mark...
If you refer to "families" you might down the road have to distinguish if 2 families shared 1 member.. ex Sandy is sister of Bill but Aunt of Kali...
So I would refer to them as households...
Perhaps if you arrange the database and make keys to tie family member say:
Household1 has 3 people:
Bob = 1
Bill = 1
Sandy = 1
They all have a key of 1 but household 2 has a key of 2:
Mary = 2
Ryan = 2
Becky = 2
Dave = 2
John = 2
and so on... and in the front end of the app have it display the main user selected and have it display all the users tied to the same id that the main user is in... Like in household2 if Mary was the main selected, in a second box you would have Ryan, Becky, John, and Dave displayed so you could see the other people tied to that household...
Something like that maybe? Sorry thats whats off the top of my head..
I have had just enough coffee to start thinking straight.. 
</thread jack>
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Mark
Well, there's that way of looking at it too, but I was thinking for if I, a single individual with no kids or wives, stumbles upon the dream classic Mini for a project. I guess I could swap badges between whatever car I would be driving at the moment. Originally Posted by Mark
Ideally I would like each membership and badge tied to a member. I can understand the need but I would have to ask if the drivers in the house are all NAM members? That said perhaps we could offer some type of family membership option though I'm not sure how I would manage that from a software perspective.Mark
I think some sort of household plan would be the only way to go with this since Alliance magazine, once downloaded, can be read by everyone in the household with access to the computer, same as a paper magazine, and the sales and specials probably won't be limited to just whatever MINI or Mini they have in their garage space. Really I wouldn't see too many benefits to having multiple people in a household each having a full membership.
North American Motoring :: Founder
Or...as another alternative I could make them available in the NAM store but I would have to verify alliance membership when an order was placed. That way you could purchase as many additional badges as you need for your household 
Mark
Mark
How many "charter member" badges will there be out there when all is said and done? Are there any plans to change the badge style after a certain time/number of members?
North American Motoring :: Founder
I honestly have no idea how many will go out. My intention was that charter members would be the first year's members. Given this the 2009 badge for renewals would be a different design and not have any mention of charter status.
Mark
Mark
Ruling the curves
I have not tried mine out yet but does anyone else have a hard time keeping their badges attached while driving?
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Going a little too fast are ya?? Originally Posted by tdm156
I have not tried mine out yet but does anyone else have a hard time keeping their badges attached while driving?

Ruling the curves
Hahahahaha well I suppose on those spirited runs the winds are blowing across at higher speeds but would never break the law!
I have our club badge on there and have tacked it on so that it doesnt fly off.....maybe its the badge not the holder
I have our club badge on there and have tacked it on so that it doesnt fly off.....maybe its the badge not the holder6th Gear
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I have our club badge on there and have tacked it on so that it doesnt fly off.....maybe its the badge not the holder
Originally Posted by tdm156
Hahahahaha well I suppose on those spirited runs the winds are blowing across at higher speeds but would never break the law!
I have our club badge on there and have tacked it on so that it doesnt fly off.....maybe its the badge not the holder
I don't have an alliance badge, but I have some made by the same vendor with the same material. They are rock solid and hang on tight.
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I hope mine is in the mail, I would love to have it in time for MOTD.Originally Posted by COOP310
Got mine on Friday!


