Anti Speed Camera Reg Plates
14 July 2003, 04:02 PM
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I seen some of these on a website ages and now I cant remeber where - can anyone help?
They also let you add your own graphic to the side if you give them the pic - I was gonna get the Prodrive "P" Logo on some
They also let you add your own graphic to the side if you give them the pic - I was gonna get the Prodrive "P" Logo on some
14 July 2003, 08:03 PM
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What you're asking is illegal under the new laws regarding number plates. The only symbols that can go on the side are the EU one, or the Union flag, St George, Red Dragon and Saltire.
Not only could you be pulled and fined for it (and the Feds do appear to be cracking down on this lately), so could the place who made the plate. Ergo, you probably won't find a registered number plate supplier willing to do it...
Not only could you be pulled and fined for it (and the Feds do appear to be cracking down on this lately), so could the place who made the plate. Ergo, you probably won't find a registered number plate supplier willing to do it...
15 July 2003, 10:01 AM
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oh well... (again)
visited the fancyplates.com website and liked some of their designs, only I'm quite keen on getting some od those "honeycomb" style plates, can anyone suggest an alternative site?
or are these illegal now as well!
visited the fancyplates.com website and liked some of their designs, only I'm quite keen on getting some od those "honeycomb" style plates, can anyone suggest an alternative site?
or are these illegal now as well!
15 July 2003, 04:12 PM
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There's no problem with the honeycomb background, you should be able to get that through most plate suppliers.
As for the "fancy" plates from Fancyplates, have you seen the disclaimer in the terms and conditions? These are sold on the basis that they're not legal for road use!
As for the "fancy" plates from Fancyplates, have you seen the disclaimer in the terms and conditions? These are sold on the basis that they're not legal for road use!
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15 July 2003, 04:25 PM
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My brother has these plates on his Beemer and he has been "flashed" several times and has never been done.
Perhaps he has just been fortunate but the consequences
of being caught using these plates will be severe.
Perhaps he has just been fortunate but the consequences
of being caught using these plates will be severe.
16 July 2003, 04:59 AM
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Over in NZ, the plates have to be visible mounted from the bumper, I put mine on a couple of wires so when you get to 30Km/h the plate tucks up under the bumper, still passes WOF.
My uncle uses gate hinge on his.
So.... Find out the fitness laws and bend the interpretation of it so long as it is not out of context.
[Edited by submannz - 7/16/2003 5:01:21 AM]
My uncle uses gate hinge on his.
So.... Find out the fitness laws and bend the interpretation of it so long as it is not out of context.
[Edited by submannz - 7/16/2003 5:01:21 AM]
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