R55 My New JCW Clubman :)
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My New JCW Clubman :)
Hi fellow motorists
I just bought a used JCW Mini clubman Chilli Red. But its NEW FOR ME
- Xenon
- Navigation
- HD & Satellite Radio
- Harmon Kardon
- Panoramic Sunroof
- Special wheels
ITS AN AWESOME CAR
I just bought a used JCW Mini clubman Chilli Red. But its NEW FOR ME
- Xenon
- Navigation
- HD & Satellite Radio
- Harmon Kardon
- Panoramic Sunroof
- Special wheels
ITS AN AWESOME CAR
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Enjoy!!
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The JCW rims look good on your car (I don't like them in general though).
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Well, I bought a used one and the previous owner mentioned that he took the badge from the back and he lost it.
About the black grill and the scuttles, I am not sure. Now I need to do more research :(
About the black grill and the scuttles, I am not sure. Now I need to do more research :(
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It looks like a factory JCW to me by the front and rear brakes. If you are not sure, check with the dealer and provide them the VIN#.
I have a 2010 JCW, and they don't came with black grill trims.
Have fun with your new MINI!
I have a 2010 JCW, and they don't came with black grill trims.
Have fun with your new MINI!
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You should kick that idiot's tail for losing that rear badge...
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The side scuttles look correct for the JCW vehicles; they appear to be the standard chrome JCW scuttles. I also bought my JCW Clubman used; somewhere along the line (prior to my ownership; perhaps the vehicle was even ordered this way...?) the standard side scuttles had been replaced with the black grille side scuttles from the JCW accessory line.
The easiest and most definitive way to ascertain whether this is a factory JCW vehicle is, as "RockyRoad" suggested, by using the VIN. Digits 4-7 in the VIN comprise the vehicle code; if they are "MM91," "MM92," or "MM93" (depending on the country), it's a genuine, born-at-the-factory JCW Clubman!
As far as the missing JCW badge goes, that's annoying -- but easily rectified if you want. I'm certain you can get a replacement at your MINI dealer by coughing up a few bucks, then put it on yourself; those sorts of vehicle trim pieces are usually adhesive-backed ("peel-n-stick") items.
The easiest and most definitive way to ascertain whether this is a factory JCW vehicle is, as "RockyRoad" suggested, by using the VIN. Digits 4-7 in the VIN comprise the vehicle code; if they are "MM91," "MM92," or "MM93" (depending on the country), it's a genuine, born-at-the-factory JCW Clubman!
As far as the missing JCW badge goes, that's annoying -- but easily rectified if you want. I'm certain you can get a replacement at your MINI dealer by coughing up a few bucks, then put it on yourself; those sorts of vehicle trim pieces are usually adhesive-backed ("peel-n-stick") items.
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Yes a new JCW badge can be purchaced at the dealer, and it is a simple peel and stick affair as timfitz63 said. However it is quite pricey the last time I looked it was $94.00 per badge!!
a little rediculas if you ask me. I wanted one for on my dash until I saw the price.
That is one nice looking Clubby, and buying used is my prefered method of buying a car so dont feel bad because you payed less. I bought both of my MINI's pre-owned(with minor problems) and they depritiated nicely in somone elses garage leaving them to flip all that negitive equity.
a little rediculas if you ask me. I wanted one for on my dash until I saw the price.That is one nice looking Clubby, and buying used is my prefered method of buying a car so dont feel bad because you payed less. I bought both of my MINI's pre-owned(with minor problems) and they depritiated nicely in somone elses garage leaving them to flip all that negitive equity.