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Re: Flying 'S' badge
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Do we need pics of the sedan "S" badge for the wiki?
Can always use more pics. Have a few at sedan badges grille center ornament but notably missing how it actually bolts to the grille

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Re: Flying 'S' badge -- rear vs front
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The flying-S badge with horizontal bolts is the rear badge. The grille badge has the diagonal bolts

Yes these came on Japan-market 1972 coupes, all coupes including DX, GL, and GX


the rear badge is distinguished by scalloped fluting on the edge of the circle part. The grille badge has a smooth chrome finish

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If the black paint is worn off...
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...examine it for the scalloped sections
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Also if i recall correctly the rear badge is nearly flat, while the grille badge has a V-shape to match the grille angle

I don't have badges any more as i sold or gave away when i moved. Carried only two suitcases on the plane. Sometimes I think about my old 1200s but really need aircon here

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Re: Flying 'S' badge
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I'm keen for an S to suit a plastic grille. I couldn't help but notice you had that 'Flying S' one on your coupe.
You should see about getting it scanned and make some 3D copies to sell.

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Re: Flying 'S' badge
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How much ya paying for the round "s" for metal grill?

I have the flying "s" on my coupe

I was under belief they came on all JDM (true meaning) models

Do we need pics of the sedan "S" badge for the wiki?

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Re: Flying 'S' badge
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So DD what did the horizontal Flying S badge come on and was it a grille badge or did it sit somewhere else. I'm sure someone could adapt it to the diagonal bolt pattern with some JB Weld.

P.S. If you want to sell one of your collection send me a message

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yeah i got my JDM badges in Japan, genuine Nissan and much cheaper than eBay


There are two version of the Flying-S, but the other version DOES NOT FIT the coupe grille
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This one's telltale is the fluted/scalloped edging
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Grille badge has smooth round edge
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The other version has horizontal bolts, so it won't bolt to the grill:
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Contrast with grille badge's diagonally arranged bolts:
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Re: Facelift Flying 'S' badge fits old coupes two
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Would love one of the original metal ones or even one of the round 'S' badges.

I remember years ago someone in Australia was selling a billet version of the flying S badge on ebay all the time. But I haven't seen them for years and have only seen a couple of the genuine ones for sale in Aus over the last 15 years.

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Facelift Flying 'S' badge fits old coupes two
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Fits any 1200 plastic grille, such as 1970-1973 Coupe, 1972 JDM Coupe, 1974-1976 SA Coupe

Ute Grill, Coupe GX Grill, Coupe DX/GL Grille
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fitted 1979-up 1200 ute (this particular ute has the grille chrome blacked out)
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Bolts right on, same as the round ornament
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Plastic Grille has two bolt patterns, so your coupe can unbolt the round ornament, and then bolt on the Flying-S -- or even the late Ute ornament
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Re: Flying 'S' badge
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Here's the later plastic version. If anything it's too shiny. The metal version had a nickel/chrome finish

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Yes, as the following photos show they were of metal. However official Nissan parts were later made in very high quality plastic as seen with other 1200 badges

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