I saw them on a picture on the MTTS site, and would like some...anyone know where to get it from?

 

I would also like to know where to get those labels where it says stuff like "Launch" and "Smoke" or "Missile".. you put them above the switches in the middle.

 

My daughter found them in the mini showroom while I was buying my MCS

 

looks like I may have to take a ride up to MoT tomorrow

 

I like the one about dents and dings. Scars are sexy

 

They are supercool.

 

hahaha where would they go? (on the toggles)

 

Exactly, James Bond style

 

The little stickers you are referring to that go above the toggle switches came in our welcome package from miniusa when we bought our '05, but we didn't get anymore when we got our welcome package for the '06, luckily we removed the '05 package when we sold it so we still have some left. They are great conversation pieces

 

those came with my car in the little packet at purchase.. id talk to the mini dealer

 

If you're are looking for these, go to MiniPirate, email Phil and tell him you want the "toggle switch stickers"

 

They came in my welcome package and i received it back in april

 

What is this welcome package??? When did you get it after delivery?

 

To answer the original question - I've gotten those from the dealer when the MINI was in for service. Have never seen them in the showroom.


The re-labeling kit below came with the 'Unauthorized Owner's Manual' which was sent to many owners.
Having bought mine used, I sent an email to mini.assistance@askminiusa.com and provided them my VIN and mailing address and MINI sent me one.
It's been reported that they no longer have the relabeling kits - but never believe what you read on the internet.

 

Its sent to you after you buy from a MINI dealer. I emailed MINIUSA asking if I could get one even though I didn't buy it from a MINI dealer, they said yes, but I'm still waiting for it.

 

Harumph! They told me they couldn't send me one since I didn't buy it new. Such is life. Ebay to the rescue!

 

You realize of course that we are all quite insanse for a). buying a car from a company that makes such stickers, and 2). going out of our way to acquire them!

 

Volkswagen makes those, but they are in ads for the GTI

 

I had one of those little clear jobbies put on by the dealer ("Driving directions are like rules, they're meant to be broken") after a maintenance appointment.

 

I have that one above the "MINI Takes The States" road sign. It went with the theme

 

Whoo hoo!

After I read this thread in September. I e-mailed MINI and asked for an Unauthorized Owner's Manual and the Toggle Switch Relabeling Kit.

They promptly replied saying "of course we would love to send you the manual/relabeling kit..."

Well, today I got it.

I didn't get the back fog light so I have a blank space in my bank of toggles. Instead of a toggle, it sort of looks like a button. I think maybe I should make the "button" red and relabel it as the ejector seat.

 

The stickers in the first post are "service stickers"
They are put on at the dealer at your service interval.

I was able to ask my SA and got about 10 different ones.

Maybe ebay or be real nice to you SA

a post a while back was putting a list together ...
Here is what I saved from that list.

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[FONT=Verdana]Get lost. You never know what you'll find.[/FONT][FONT=Verdana]
A dirty MINI isn't neglected. It's experienced.
Always keep the talk half full. Inspiration may be at the next light.
Consider a road trip every 3000 miles.
Don't be afraid of nicks and dings. Scars are sexy.
Driving directions are like rules. They're meant to be broken.
Every once in a while, take the "long cut".
Get lost. You never know what you'll find.
Give the gift of motoring. Pay someone's toll.
If the radio stations are fuzzy, tune in a little conversation.
Just a reminder: dogs love to motor.
Leave no street undiscovered. No subdivision unexplored.
Make spontaneity part of your routine.
More mileage equals more perspective.
Never be limited by your city limits.
Odometers don't just measure miles. They measure experiences.
Point A to Point B is not always the point.
Run an errand for nothing in particular.
Share the motoring. Find yourself a co-pilot.
Share the road, but occasionally get some asphalt to yourself.
Some of the best motoring can be done with the engine off.
Take time to smell a roadside fruit stand.
Yield to oncoming inspiration.[/FONT]