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14 Sep 2011 08:16 #21853
by doncarlyon
Replied by doncarlyon on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
Mine will be getting a square plate covering where the spot lights would be.
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14 Sep 2011 14:33 #21875
by Keefe
Replied by Keefe on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
I have a 'stick-on' on the bonnet. It's not legal so as above, I've had a square one made up to go on the left side of the bumper, over the fog light blancs.
Trouble is, I now have a Rhino Rays front bumper so don't know which plate to go with. The square or a 'normal' rectangular one in the centre. Trouble with that is it will cover the RHINO cut-out in the centre.
Will have to give it a 'coat of looking' at when I get back to the UK.
Trouble is, I now have a Rhino Rays front bumper so don't know which plate to go with. The square or a 'normal' rectangular one in the centre. Trouble with that is it will cover the RHINO cut-out in the centre.
Will have to give it a 'coat of looking' at when I get back to the UK.

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16 Sep 2011 08:28 #21968
by adam
Replied by adam on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
This is what I mean! so many people say it is and so many people say it isnt. You see them alot on sporty cars like TVRs and MX5s
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16 Sep 2011 13:18 #21977
by mcjimny
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
Replied by mcjimny on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
What about having it in the windscreen, is that legal?
Black Jimny's don't get stuck!
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16 Sep 2011 15:01 #21981
by goatboy
Replied by goatboy on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
I think you would be unlucky to get pulled over for it.
I used to have a 3/4 size plate on my vx220 (which was very small and illegal)
I never got in trouble for it and it passed its MOT with it on fine too.
I used to have a 3/4 size plate on my vx220 (which was very small and illegal)
I never got in trouble for it and it passed its MOT with it on fine too.
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16 Sep 2011 18:24 #22008
by Keefe
Replied by Keefe on topic Re: self adhesive number plates
They have to have the correct font, spacing between the characters and digits, they are to be vertical etc etc. They have to have the 'E' mark and the plate manufacturers name etc on.
All can be found on the internet. Just do a Google for legality of registration plates etc. Or something along those lines.
If I had stopped you as in just a spot check by the roadside and everything was in order with your documents and vehicle, apart from the 'stick-on' I would probably let it go.
If there was something wrong with documents/vehicle or the drivers attitude stank, then I would 'do you' for the 'stick-on.
You take your chances etc etc...... Buit YES, technically, they are illegal....
All can be found on the internet. Just do a Google for legality of registration plates etc. Or something along those lines.
If I had stopped you as in just a spot check by the roadside and everything was in order with your documents and vehicle, apart from the 'stick-on' I would probably let it go.
If there was something wrong with documents/vehicle or the drivers attitude stank, then I would 'do you' for the 'stick-on.
You take your chances etc etc...... Buit YES, technically, they are illegal....

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