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erm... Yeah! maybe... i dunno.Originally posted by Sancho View Post
Why not fix the number plate Apache style... with some big nuts an bolts?!Comment
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Or a couple of those split pins like boy racers put on their bonnets to pretend they're racing cars...Originally posted by RodLeach View PostComment
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To clear this one up, 'green lanes' (which the publicly accessible trails on Salisbury Plain are) are bound by the usual rules of the road. You need MOT, TAX, Insurance, and reg plates. A lot of pay and play sites insist that your vehicle is road legal too, at least for certain days.Cutting steps in the roof of the worldComment
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thats how i understand it to be too dudeOriginally posted by Apache View Post
if any one intends to go offroad but dont want to lose ya reg plate
reg plates mainly fall off or get cracked in half
to cure this is simple
move the reg plate so it sit with a solid surrface behind it
mine bends to the bash plate were its fully supported
and i have not lost my reg plate ever
if its suppoted right it will not come offam not die lex sick its you that cant read mateComment
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Originally posted by RodLeach View Posterm... Yeah! maybe... i dunno.
Why not fix the number plate Apache style... with some big nuts an bolts?!because coppers would classthat as "obscuring"the plateOriginally posted by Sancho View Post
lol much like my plates with boy p#ssing on a lr badge and mitsi badge
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thanx koi.Originally posted by Koi View Post
thats clear as a bell now.
not legal, but unlikely to get pulled.
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Some of the plate regs are cr*p.Originally posted by breakdowntruck2 View Postbecause coppers would classthat as "obscuring"the plate
lol much like my plates with boy p#ssing on a lr badge and mitsi badge
My plates are from tiger same as you mate. Just went for a toyota badge an a lil thing along the bottom. Both of which are MOT failures acording to the posters there... luckily no one gave a sh!t about it.Comment
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i had my front plate taped with white insulating tape to my passenger sun visor for months, and never had any problems with the law, even stopped and asked a copper at an ANPR van if it was legal and he said strictly speaking no but his camera had read it fine so he thought i was unlikely to ever get pulled for it, so long as it was clearly visible and readable from outside the car=========
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I thought they had to be reflective? The sticky ones aren't and are therefore illegal. I got fined years ago for having a sticky one on the bonnet of my Tiger Avenger, the reflective thing was the reason given for the charge.Do you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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you can still get white and yellow reflective self adhesive backgrounds from factors but even those carry a sticker 'not for road use'
I know there is something that says a plate must be tamperproof, I got arround this by getting a background, sticking seperate letters on then covering with a clear self adhesive film...bit like fablon I have been told the only requirement it does not meet is having the reflective standard on it but as it is an 'M' plate that is not a requirement if original....which of course it is!
Did I mention I have a BLUE one
Tony
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Served my apprenticeship with Rootes & then ChryslerOriginally posted by BUSHWHACKER View Post
Remember drooling over Tiger & v8 AlpineComment
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Since this post has been dragged up I'll add my two pence worth. Used to have a stick on number plate on the bonnet, but got stopped by a very pedantic police officer and had to get a proper one.Hold my beer and watch thisComment
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My jeep has an aftermarket front bumper from warn which is angled at the front and the original plate was here. It subsequently failed it's mot as the tester said it had to be straight up and down and not at an angle. It may be a mot requirement or maybe I came up against a jobs worth!Comment
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