Who's got sticker front plate
27 September 2013, 10:53 AM
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Who's got sticker front plate
In two minds wether to order one for my type r, I really hate my standard plate and have had a full size ( standard ) sticker plate on my bonnet before with my previous sub with no issues.
I would again look to locate it on the bonnet as I feel its fully visible and less chance of attracting attention.
Thoughts ?
Csf
I would again look to locate it on the bonnet as I feel its fully visible and less chance of attracting attention.
Thoughts ?
Csf
27 September 2013, 01:05 PM
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I've heard they are or will become illegal.
I had one on my Westfield for many years with no problems, it sort of suited that type of car though). The scooby may be a different matter though as it clearly has a space for a standard numebr plate. I'd say it would be a good reason for a fussy rozzer to pull you over
I had one on my Westfield for many years with no problems, it sort of suited that type of car though). The scooby may be a different matter though as it clearly has a space for a standard numebr plate. I'd say it would be a good reason for a fussy rozzer to pull you over
27 September 2013, 01:39 PM
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I've heard they are or will become illegal.
I had one on my Westfield for many years with no problems, it sort of suited that type of car though). The scooby may be a different matter though as it clearly has a space for a standard numebr plate. I'd say it would be a good reason for a fussy rozzer to pull you over
I had one on my Westfield for many years with no problems, it sort of suited that type of car though). The scooby may be a different matter though as it clearly has a space for a standard numebr plate. I'd say it would be a good reason for a fussy rozzer to pull you over
Yes I believe they are too but are they really that hot on a full size correct spacing reflective sticker plate ... I no they can give you a tug for it but what are the consequences..
If I do it I would carry my standard plate in the boot just incase, like I said a few years back I had one on my early classic on the bonnet with no issues a d I think it was illegal then as much as it is now. Still undecided lol
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27 September 2013, 04:23 PM
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Right I've just ordered one from craigplates but it has a black border is this gonna be a issue as all the pics above have no border ! My type r is black and the border is black so prob wont show just wonder ... Hmmmm. They don't give u a option without the border !!
27 September 2013, 04:29 PM
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27 September 2013, 04:43 PM
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Right I've just ordered one from craigplates but it has a black border is this gonna be a issue as all the pics above have no border ! My type r is black and the border is black so prob wont show just wonder ... Hmmmm. They don't give u a option without the border !!
I dont think it will be an issue on a non black car
27 September 2013, 04:56 PM
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Yes agreed, number plates to the side are for evos anyway and is just don't look right on scoob !!
Well I have bough and paid for it now guess it will be here in a few days, I liked the look of it on my previous sub but that was a few years back just making sure there is no major clamp down on using them, I no there not legal but people still run them just needed to make sure it was safe ( ish )
27 September 2013, 05:01 PM
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Yes agreed, number plates to the side are for evos anyway and is just don't look right on scoob !!
Well I have bough and paid for it now guess it will be here in a few days, I liked the look of it on my previous sub but that was a few years back just making sure there is no major clamp down on using them, I no there not legal but people still run them just needed to make sure it was safe ( ish )
Well I have bough and paid for it now guess it will be here in a few days, I liked the look of it on my previous sub but that was a few years back just making sure there is no major clamp down on using them, I no there not legal but people still run them just needed to make sure it was safe ( ish )
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27 September 2013, 08:47 PM
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Been there, done that, just not on the bonnet.
Vynyl plate;
Offset square plate;
And both, for a short time.
I only had both fitted, as my new splitter and bonnet vent's weren't painted in time and I had a wedding to go to.
Vynyl plate;
Offset square plate;
And both, for a short time.
I only had both fitted, as my new splitter and bonnet vent's weren't painted in time and I had a wedding to go to.
28 September 2013, 01:12 AM
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I can't remember, i'll ask him tomorrow. He was driving round with that plate for a few years tho. Just bad luck i guess. To add the cherry, he was pissed off and i think he pulled some of the paint off his bonnet when he removed it lol
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