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    LE VIVO MACHINE SPORTS CAR CLUB California 1967-1973

    Hi Anybody ever heard anything of that Club?
    I like old grille badges that have a hint of comic style - design.
    I was just able to get this here and thought it would be good to know a bit more about the club (if possible) before mounting it on a car.

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    I have not heard of this one ...
    I do like the badge...
    I'll ask around....
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    UAI,

    As I understand it Le Vivo Machine was a chapter of the Four Cylinder Club of America. They were based in Nor-Cal, Palo Alto area.
    That badge would be best suited on a 356. I think they were mostly into British cars.

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