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Graham88

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9th Mar 08 at 03:28

quote:
Originally posted by baldyGL
Well I'll send a email off to the DVLA later on letting them know as well.

Put legal plates on or get it off the road

It's not you that gets the fine is it, so why be so harsh?

Steve X16XE

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9th Mar 08 at 10:14

Not getting any, that'll be why

Didn't get pulled but came close many times last night

The Corsa will be taken off the road anyways if everything gets sorted with my Astra on tue.

I've had these plates on for almost a year now. I just find it funny how i on taking it off the road last month but couldn't get my Astra fixed so it's taken a little longer. Now i get this with a matter of days left for the Corsa. Ah well, shit happends.

richc

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Registered: 24th Mar 07
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9th Mar 08 at 10:32

Seen smaller. Mine use to fit between the holes for the standard plate

It was just a replica of my standard plate just smaller (standard font and everything). I had to do that MOT thing....

nova_gteuk

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9th Mar 08 at 10:32

Id leave it on tbh. one of the boys i know drives his stage 2 rs turbo round with black and silver plates everywhere for the last year and hes been pulled numerous times with them.hes been fined twice.had a rectification notice although straight after having it stamped chucked the black plates back on. never heard of anyone having a grand fine and reporting you to the dvla is bollox.dvla dont do nothing about it hes been reported to them twice.

As for Baldygl i think your a cock.if theres one thing i hate in life is a grass i hope ne day you grass the wrong person up and they find out

WU-TANG- DAN

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9th Mar 08 at 12:47

quote:
Originally posted by baldyGL
Well I'll send a email off to the DVLA later on letting them know as well.

Put legal plates on or get it off the road

[Edited on 08-03-2008 by baldyGL]

Have you ever heard the phrase ''what comes around goes around''?.

because when it comes back round to you, you really WILL know about it.

scum.

CorsaSport14

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9th Mar 08 at 12:55

Ive been pulled 3 times for number plates now

2wice on my old civic (warning then a 30qwid fine)

and once friday just gone on me corsa, coz i took my number plates off and was driving around

Ive just spent 15qwid on a new rear number plate 6x9" but dont wana put it on coz its so tiny

so ive just spent another 10qwid on a standard motorbike one

...i duno what she means by reporting it to the DVLA tho i just got told id get a ticket if i was seen driving around with no plates on again

Richie

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9th Mar 08 at 13:00

I got done for mine as well.

Got my plate which is R100 HEE and cleverly placed two numberplate bolts and covers to make one of the 0's look like a C.... and they did me for an illegal character or some shit.

They took photos which they said would be sent to the DVLA and if I was caught again they would take the plate off me and give me a bigger fine.

C4RL0

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9th Mar 08 at 13:14

Is it really that 'un-cool' to have a proper sized number plate and not draw attention to yourself like some chavtastic cock?

The letters and the plate have to be a certain size so is it any suprise you got fined?

Steve

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9th Mar 08 at 13:14

couldnt have said it better myself

Marc

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9th Mar 08 at 13:21

Indeed.

cunningham

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9th Mar 08 at 13:21

quote:
Originally posted by C4RL0
Is it really that 'un-cool' to have a proper sized number plate and not draw attention to yourself like some chavtastic cock?

The letters and the plate have to be a certain size so is it any suprise you got fined?

its only a damn numberplate just keep it standard and you wont get into shit there cracking down on this becuase if you were involved in an accident and drove off someone may struggle to see your numberplate tbh there that size for a reason

[Edited on 09-03-2008 by cunningham]

Welsh Dan

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9th Mar 08 at 13:24

quote:
Originally posted by WU-TANG- DAN

quote:
Originally posted by baldyGL
Well I'll send a email off to the DVLA later on letting them know as well.

Put legal plates on or get it off the road

[Edited on 08-03-2008 by baldyGL]

Have you ever heard the phrase ''what comes around goes around''?.

because when it comes back round to you, you really WILL know about it.

scum.

@ Mr Keyboard Warrior.

WU-TANG- DAN

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9th Mar 08 at 13:47

im not threatening him, im just informing him that 'grassing' only begets more 'grassing'.

Welsh Dan

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9th Mar 08 at 13:49

How about considering baldyGL's profession and then question why he'd contact the DVLA and why he's added "Put legal plates on or get it off the road" .....

WU-TANG- DAN

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9th Mar 08 at 13:51

and what profession is that?

Ben G

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9th Mar 08 at 13:57

quote:
Originally posted by WU-TANG- DAN
and what profession is that?

i'd assume police officer?

tbh, why have a small plate? nothing wrong with full size ones

Marc

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9th Mar 08 at 14:02

quote:
Originally posted by WU-TANG- DAN
Have you ever heard the phrase ''what comes around goes around''?.

because when it comes back round to you, you really WILL know about it.

scum.

Shit that sounds like he should really watch his back or else Ol Dirty Chav and Tupacing Shelves at the Co-Op will come round with the boys and challenge him to a chav off.

WU-TANG- DAN

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9th Mar 08 at 14:03

nah mate, i did word that too strongly. its true tho, reap what you sow.

[Edited on 09-03-2008 by WU-TANG- DAN]

Steve

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9th Mar 08 at 15:02

quote:
Originally posted by Marc

quote:
Originally posted by WU-TANG- DAN
Have you ever heard the phrase ''what comes around goes around''?.

because when it comes back round to you, you really WILL know about it.

scum.

Shit that sounds like he should really watch his back or else Ol Dirty Chav and Tupacing Shelves at the Co-Op will come round with the boys and challenge him to a chav off.

dhdev

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9th Mar 08 at 15:47

I don't see the problem with having a small front plate, bikes don't even have front plates at all, so why the hell should cars have to have them

Steve

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9th Mar 08 at 16:00

do you see a problem with having normal sized plates then?

a lot of policing devices these days on the roads rely on number plate recognition

[Edited on 09-03-2008 by Steve]

dhdev

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9th Mar 08 at 16:02

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
do you see a problem with having normal sized plates then?

a lot of policing devices these days on the roads rely on number plate recognition

[Edited on 09-03-2008 by Steve]

If the police need the front number plate to be able to carry out their work, then bikes should have them also.

Steve

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9th Mar 08 at 16:07

so that makes it alright for cars, that are legally required to have them, to abuse the system?

SVM 286

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9th Mar 08 at 16:07

That's a good point. Anyone know why bikes are exempt from front number plate law?

Steve

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9th Mar 08 at 16:08

Excuse me if im being unclear here, but i really cant see the issue with having normal sized plates.

does it earn you extra flange down at mcdonalds having these smaller plates?

whats the advantage?

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