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Offline Rhyso

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Re: Have you ever been pulled for.......
« Reply #20 on: 11 January 2006, 08:36 »
100/80 watt outer headlamps, and 160 watt inner main beam, bright as fook, never been stopped :nerd:

cos you blinded them causing them to crash  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Offline monzablue16v

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Re: Have you ever been pulled for.......
« Reply #21 on: 11 January 2006, 12:35 »
I had black and silver plates on mine no worries now running yellow and black pressed metal plates again no worries imho if it isn't unreadable like italics, carbon fibre and made to say kev woz ere then they should let you swap it.
Just double up black plate in front normal behind 2 screws and it's done.


Probably got lost in the "Great Crash of 08

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Re: Have you ever been pulled for.......
« Reply #22 on: 11 January 2006, 14:57 »
i used to have *cough* chrome number plate surrounds on my *cough* pug 306 which allowed for the swapping of plates without the need of any tools. Suppose these would work if you wanted to go down the swapable route. Got em from *cough* Halfords.

How ashamed am i of my past!  :grin:

Offline takethefifth

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« Reply #23 on: 11 January 2006, 18:02 »
Ahh i suppose after seeing the lexus lights on your white mk2 i should have figured.........  :grin:

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Re: Have you ever been pulled for.......
« Reply #24 on: 12 January 2006, 10:31 »
Hi all, most plods will not bother about german style number plates providing the colours are correct (i.e one yellow and one white with black lettering) and the format of the letters remains in the original pattern and the letters are clear (i.e H838 LSD not H8 38 LSD), It is also worth bearing in mind that the road traffic act and the MOT testers requirements do not match, for example if your car had purple and green number plates and the type spacing etc was correct it would pass an MOT but evidently you would get done for them, similarly if you have a particularly anal MOT tester they will fail your plates come MOT time so worth keeping the originals. As for not using them at shows that is utter b*llocks, you can put any plate on your car when it is not on a public highway as the construction and use regs and road traffic act clearly do not apply, and no you cannot register your car in Germany without a German address and even then you can only use the plates outside Germany for a limited time.  and the police NPR systems will still pickup a german plated car, Hope this helps