antmashed
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Registered: 2nd Aug 06
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my numberplate??
suggestions please 
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Steve
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where it normally goes
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mwg
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Location: South Lakes
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
where it normally goes
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Nic Barnes
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Location: nowhere near ginger people
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replace your sunroof with it ffs
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Planty02
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
where it normally goes
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Fad
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Registered: 1st Feb 01
Location: Dartford Kent Drives: 330cd
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Sunvisor
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antmashed
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silly comment
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fad good idea
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Fad
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Seen the sunvisor thing done on a lupo with a smoothed front end.
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Steve
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fine, dont take our advice, place it somewhere else and look stoopid then
seriously plates that have been relocated, iv yet to see one that looks good and not out of place
[Edited on 05-09-2007 by Steve]
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Dan295
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Registered: 9th Oct 06
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front window, its legal i passed a police checkpoint today
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Hamish
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just because you passed the police doenst mean that its not illigal. That where i would put it though.
Or just take it off, its only 60 quid if you get caught, as apposed to 3 points aswell if it wrong size/spacing
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LukeD
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Registered: 23rd Jan 07
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Would actually having your number plate in your front window pass a mot? 
Looks pretty ghey anyway in window!! best where its suppose to be!!
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Dan Lewis
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window is fine
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nova_gteuk
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Window is fine ive asked a copper when i had mine in the window he said aslong as it can clearly be seen from the front its fine.
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Butler
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Registered: 2nd Jun 05
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What about a smaller sized plate where it normally goes
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Steve
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window technically is not fine, unless its on the outside of the window.
if its behind the reflection from the window will be interfering with the visibility of the plate and the lettering, just like that numberplate spray is
apart from that it looks plain crap anyway
[Edited on 05-09-2007 by Steve]
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nova_gteuk
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well according to my neighbour who is a traffic cop he told me it was fine 
he said aslong as it can be seen clearly through the glass its fine. and it passed an mot like it to  maybe he just said that so id stop asking him legal questions i dont know lol
[Edited on 05-09-2007 by nova_gteuk]
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Steve
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yeah im not saying he never said it, but i think a policeman would be within his rights to do you for it
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Dan295
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Registered: 9th Oct 06
Location: London
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its quite arguable, ive heard of people get pulled for it, but technically the front window is the front of the vehicle
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Ste L
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window isn't legal...
i got a 7 day fix it notice thingy for my old nova's few years go...
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Steve
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quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
its quite arguable, ive heard of people get pulled for it, but technically the front window is the front of the vehicle
its not the position thats in question, its the impairment the window glass has on the plate
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nova_gteuk
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well he said to me that it was best at the top of the screen inside so the wipers etc dont block it and its higher up so can be seen better.
But to be honest i think it depends where you live a few of my mates dont even have plates on the front of their cars and havent done for over a year lol
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Ste L
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quote:
Originally posted by nova_gteuk
well he said to me that it was best at the top of the screen inside so the wipers etc dont block it and its higher up so can be seen better.
But to be honest i think it depends where you live a few of my mates dont even have plates on the front of their cars and havent done for over a year lol
thats probably true, mine was half covered by wipers
got a good excuse - lazyness - plate fell off and kept meaning to get new sticky pads..
also, drove around my area and surrounding for around 3 month's like that, then went to a town for the first time with plate how it was, then got the 7-day fix it notice 
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Dan295
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Registered: 9th Oct 06
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i kept taping my plate to the sunvisor area, but it kept falling off, apparently it cant be more than 1800mm from the ground
[Edited on 05-09-2007 by Dan295]
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Dan295
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ant whos doing your work for you and how much they charging, i know a top notch geezer 
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