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a_j_mair

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Registered: 23rd Jan 04
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5th Jan 06 at 15:53

as above not sure if it will be ok sat in widow or what where to put it

[Edited on 09-01-2006 by a_j_mair]

Icy

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5th Jan 06 at 15:54

us do what i did
L shaped brackets top of mesh bit, can take off whenevr and when u get stopped show em the plate say it fell off, worked with me lol

a_j_mair

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5th Jan 06 at 15:59

how did you fix the bracket to the bumper?
mite try get a smaller plate if i do that

Rob B

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5th Jan 06 at 17:02

I never realized till i looked closer how much work has actually gone into your car

c20let

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5th Jan 06 at 17:13

over the mesh, cover some of it up.

SAZ198

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5th Jan 06 at 21:38

im gonna have the same problem when i get my new bumper fitted, ill be coming back for help on mine 2

Butler

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5th Jan 06 at 21:41

get a small sticker made a stick it in the middle on the edge of the bonnet motorsport styleee

Icy

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5th Jan 06 at 21:42

got L shaped brackets from BnQ
so theyre like
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[Edited on 05-01-2006 by Icy]

GLSi GUY

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5th Jan 06 at 21:44

put it underneith the bumper but bent the brackets to its angled under it. if the cops stop you say you must have hit a bump in the road, and bend it back.

Chris F

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5th Jan 06 at 21:46

thts a good idea.. bend it right up underneth.. so u can hadly c it!

Icy

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5th Jan 06 at 21:46

quote:
Originally posted by GLSi GUY
put it underneith the bumper but bent the brackets to its angled under it. if the cops stop you say you must have hit a bump in the road, and bend it back.

can use hinges/brackets for that

thats wot i wana do with bike plate

[Edited on 05-01-2006 by Icy]

CorsaSRi16v

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5th Jan 06 at 23:20

Mount it on the lower grill like Icy has said.

Like mine:

Ant

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6th Jan 06 at 02:26

I would have a slighty smaller than std plate made up and put it in lower mesh grill.

a_j_mair

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6th Jan 06 at 09:23

quote:
Originally posted by GLSi GUY
put it underneith the bumper but bent the brackets to its angled under it. if the cops stop you say you must have hit a bump in the road, and bend it back.

this would be pointless hwere i live as i stay on a farm and there are 2 bumps on and off the concrete every day at least once, then there is the shitty country roads and if i was to pull over road for tanker etc it would be ripped off in no time let alone bent up

where can you get smaller plates made? dont fancy one as small as a bike plate andstandard fills the full gap in bumper and looks shite

a_j_mair

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6th Jan 06 at 09:23

quote:
Originally posted by Rob B
I never realized till i looked closer how much work has actually gone into your car

subtelty my friend

mwg

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6th Jan 06 at 09:27

Get a 3/4 size plate and stick it where the standard plate would go. Looks daft having plates low down in the bumper if its not meant to be there

a_j_mair

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6th Jan 06 at 11:23

might stick it at top of lower mesh.
wastes the look if i stick it where it should go

Icy

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6th Jan 06 at 12:48

stil say get the brackets, can take off whenever

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6th Jan 06 at 12:53

I just cable tied my plate to the mesh.

a_j_mair

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9th Jan 06 at 21:04

just cut up an old rear plate there, could someone photoshop a standard number plate cut down so only small space round edge. and then put it at the top of the mesh, bottom of the mesh and abovce the mesh with the bottom edges lining up please

hodaz

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9th Jan 06 at 21:38

quote:
Originally posted by CorsaSRi16v
Mount it on the lower grill like Icy has said.

Like mine:

whats the law regarding front number plates? is this legal or not? can you have a plate wateva size as long as the text is the right height

Ryan_G1

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Registered: 29th Aug 05
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9th Jan 06 at 22:55

If your looking for a small palte, go to the wee shop across from the Shell garage in Kilmarnock

jamesw

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9th Jan 06 at 23:11

id go with bracket idea so you can take it off, im thinking of hinge idea as my front bumper is nice and deep, my numberplate will be covering up best part of my intercooler

a_j_mair

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Registered: 23rd Jan 04
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10th Jan 06 at 09:18

any one able to do me a shop?

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