Emblem Trunk Lid Mini Countryman R60 Paceman R61 Tailgate Badge Logo 9811724

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Emblem Trunk Lid Mini Countryman R60 Paceman R61 Tailgate Badge Logo is an original emblem mounted on the tailgate of Mini Countryman R60 and Paceman R61 models. This component from the Tailgates and rear parts category is responsible for clear vehicle identification and maintaining a consistent body appearance. Thanks to its factory design, the emblem retains the proper proportions, geometry, and aesthetics characteristic of the Mini brand.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9811724
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9811724
• Substitutable numbers: 9811724, 51149811724, 9802563, 51149802563
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and function of the emblem

The tailgate emblem has been designed specifically for installation on the rear of the vehicle, in the tailgate area. Its purpose is to maintain the original visual identity of the vehicle, which is important for both aesthetic and practical reasons – it facilitates clear model identification and enhances the overall stylistic consistency of the car.

Thanks to its factory fitment, the emblem works correctly with the sheet metal contours and the tailgate line, minimizing the risk of leaks or improper adhesion. This solution is particularly beneficial for professional accident repairs or restoring a car to a near-factory condition.

Construction and fitment for Mini Countryman R60 / Paceman R61

The offered emblem is a component intended for installation in the rear body area of the Mini Countryman R60 and Paceman R61. The design has been developed with the following in mind:

• maintaining the correct shape and dimensions relative to the original tailgate,
• secure mounting in the dedicated location on the rear of the vehicle,
• visual consistency with other markings and the Mini body line.

Such fitment allows for installation without the need for bodywork modifications or interference with the tailgate structure, which is essential for repairs performed according to the manufacturer's technology.

Characteristics of the used product

The emblem comes from the secondary market, which means it is a used component. Such parts are often chosen for economical repairs when the priority is to maintain an original part at a reasonable cost. A used Mini tailgate emblem allows for:

• maintaining the factory look of the vehicle when replacing a damaged marking,
• reducing costs compared to new parts,
• maintaining compliance with the original manufacturer's specifications.

For body shops and independent service centers, this is a practical solution for comprehensive rear body repairs.

Application in rear body repairs

The tailgate emblem is primarily used after mechanical or paint damage in the rear area of the vehicle. Replacing this element is recommended when:

• the original emblem has been damaged as a result of a collision or scratch,
• the tailgate has been replaced or repainted and it is necessary to restore the markings,
• the vehicle is being prepared for sale and a consistent, well-maintained look of the rear body is important.

Using an original Mini emblem helps maintain the vehicle's value and ensures visual consistency with other body components.

Integration with other Mini tailgate components

Replacing the emblem is often part of a wider range of work on the rear of the car, including the tailgate, lighting, or trim strips. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear area of your Mini and need other parts from the same group, such as decorative strips, release handles, or lock covers, check the available parts in the Mini tailgates and rear parts category.

Technical support and additional knowledge

When performing service work on a vehicle, there is often a need for broader technical knowledge, especially in the area of mechanical components. In the context of planning repairs and drivetrain upgrades, it is worth checking out educational materials, such as the article Transmission: manual, automatic or DSG – common faults and a guide to buying a used gearbox, which helps to better plan the scope of work and select the appropriate components.