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MTC4719 - Decal – Aluminium – 15cm

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Original price - Original price €18,30
Original price
€18,30
€18,30 - €18,30
Current price €18,30
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Aluminium Decal - 15cm nameplate for the exterior body.

This aluminium nameplate measures 15cm in length and is applied to the exterior body as a vehicle identification feature.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes Fitment data limited — derived from web research, verify if uncertain
DEFENDER — aluminium decal/nameplate, 15cm
RANGE ROVER CLASSIC — aluminium decal/nameplate, 15cm
Alternative Codes
MTC4719

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Frequently asked questions

What is the aluminium decal MTC4719?
MTC4719 is a 15 cm aluminium nameplate applied to the exterior body as a vehicle identification feature. It is a finishing item rather than a functional part, fitted to the Defender and Range Rover Classic as part of the original exterior badging scheme.
Where does this decal go on the vehicle?
It is an exterior body nameplate, so it mounts on a painted outer panel rather than inside the vehicle. Original positions vary between the Defender and the Range Rover Classic and between body styles, so photograph or mark the existing outline before removing the old one.
How is an aluminium decal fitted?
Aluminium nameplates of this type typically bond to the panel with an adhesive backing rather than screws. Clean the panel back to bare paint, remove old adhesive residue fully, and position it dry first. Aluminium does not flex much, so it needs a flat section of bodywork to sit properly.