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General => Cosmetic and bodywork matters => Topic started by: patch900 on 25 April 2007, 13:49
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Hi,
are the german (pressed metal) plates legal ? even if they have the GB symbol on ?
I saw a kid driving with some on the other day, thought they looked sweet and mine are pretty knackered (especially the rear) and will need replacing.
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it's the font that the plod don't like.....their fancy new anpr machines can't read them :grin: :grin:
you could buy pressed steel uk font plates...I believe dubmeister sell them???
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=32114.0
A Guide stickied by Joe
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^^ jord you got my back today homeboy :P
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well these are mine....
(http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m143/kniterider74/25042007572.jpg)
(http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m143/kniterider74/25042007573.jpg)
ooh slap me with yas £30 officer... lol
besides gettin pulled on wayto gti fest for fog lights, i havent been pulled since havin me private plates on me mk4 spaced as they are above when going to mc'ds for a milkshake on a nightshift dinner break..... lol... that milkshake cost me £30 the barstewards,,,,, but seen as i hardly use old sparkly now apart from shows etc i can afford the fee if i get stumped... lol
loads better than gaylord legal plastic things
:evil:
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^^ jord you got my back today homeboy :P
innit blud
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i've got some pressed one for elvis, havent been bothered to put them on yet though. yes they are illegal they're supposed to be strictly show plates
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Well I have bought some, euro plates in non GB font. :evil:
In the words of NWA f*** the police.
Well actually, :embarassed:, will buy some english ones as well for a backup, so I can change em if I need to. If I go on holiday and the car is sat on the road will change em for the english ones.