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Old 03-31-2004, 12:05 AM
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Default While we're talking about number plates...
Has anyone got any experience, better pictures, opinions, etc. of this number plate holder from Rick's?
I've not been able to find much on the search...

http://www.ricks2k.com/products/plateholder.php

I was just about to PM Rick to see if it would it be suitable for the UK, but his PM's are disallowed.
I may send an email later.
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Old 03-31-2004, 12:22 AM
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That is a copy of a Backyard special number plate holder which is very popular in Japan.I am certain you could use it with a UK plate but it would look a little odd IMHO.
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I think it looks very odd - saw it in some threads on a search yesterday - not sure how i came accross them though. From Front on it looks Prolly a thread in s2000 talk i saw
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Thanks for that Ian. Just what I was looking for.

And I think your both right. Looks a bit naff.
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I think it looks like a desk tidy ! Do people need that may pens

I took everything off and glued the plate onto the nose of the car.

Look fine to me !
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I think you might find it is illegal in the UK pedestrian safety and all that!
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Does anyone know what the legall requiments are for the front plate in the UK? they do look a lot better lower down like Salaska in AE thread
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I like it mounted on the front grill.
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Originally posted by SNAPPER
I like it mounted on the front grill.
Although it sounds like a punchline to a joke...
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