number plates. where can i put them?
21 March 2002, 02:24 PM
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POC SCOOB
http://www.p-o-c.co.uk/misc/02_03/001.jpg
Where can you put them legally?
Will you get stopped if placed like POC's Just curious as it looks real nice.
Think of meshing the black ****ty bit of plastic. and number plate like POC's. How about the stickers as well that go on the bonne? legal?
21 March 2002, 02:59 PM
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There is nothing wrong in sticking it where POC has (Which looks very good POC) as long as it is the correct size and visable you'll be fine.
The front plate is not lit and I believe as long as it is on the front of the car be it on the bonnet or the bumper you are perfectly legal.
I still fancy a stick on one on the lower spoiler or maybe the front of the bonnet.
JGM
The front plate is not lit and I believe as long as it is on the front of the car be it on the bonnet or the bumper you are perfectly legal.
I still fancy a stick on one on the lower spoiler or maybe the front of the bonnet.
JGM
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ive had mine on the front of the bonnet for about 18 months with no problems, HOWEVER if a particularly brassed off official decides to take you to task, you can be done for the following :-
number plate is supposed to be so many inches from the floor (to aid visibility)
number plate is supposed to be flat at the front of the car. (to aid visibility)
I checked these with a nice traffic officer one day (just for my own curiosity) and he comfirmed the above was the case.
Illegal sized letters and spacings between and making it spell something it doesnt will give you an even bigger headache, its an mot failure and from memory 3 points now as well......
number plate is supposed to be so many inches from the floor (to aid visibility)
number plate is supposed to be flat at the front of the car. (to aid visibility)
I checked these with a nice traffic officer one day (just for my own curiosity) and he comfirmed the above was the case.
Illegal sized letters and spacings between and making it spell something it doesnt will give you an even bigger headache, its an mot failure and from memory 3 points now as well......
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