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nah that's not it, i saw that one already, that is just to stick on either front bonnet or back boot bonnet

if u look closely its not the same, the ebay one is smaller and the front grill one is made to pop out more

for example the one on ebay is more similar to this GTR badge:

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=335&page=1

but the GTT badge in the picture that im after is actually more like this one:

http://justjap.com/store/product.php?produ...=335&page=1

u see how its got that plastic chunk on the back that makes it stick out and it has latches so it holds onto to the grill

the ebay one looks tacky and not OEM style if u put it on the front grill, looks fine for the boot tho

so no one has any idea about that gtt front grill badge?

been hella searching the net and have come up empty so far...

i've had a million questions answered by this place simply by using the search function or posting up a question... can't believe no one on here knows?

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