Cars with mud on the back hmm...

[Sami]

Right maybe its just me, but Im noticing an increasing number of cars with a fat coating of mud on the back, obviously due to the weather and all but then would it be beneficial in certain circumstances to have a thick layer of mud obscuring the back of the car...?

 

[clio__chris]

golf drivers seem to particually enjoy driving around with illegal number plates

cant stand it

my clio doesnt seem to get that dirty up the back

 

[Max172cup]

if you cant see your number plate the cops will no doubt pull you over and make you wipe it clean i would have thought.

 

[Munson]

I have also seen plenty of cars where the plate was unreadable

 

[stevoversteer]

Quote: Originally posted by clio__chris on 11 February 2005


golf drivers seem to particually enjoy driving around with illegal number plates

True, ITS ALWAYS GOLFS!!!

 

[Sami]

lol arent golfs fwd as well? But then the police can tell you to wipe it off, but they cant book you for it as you can easily say you have just driven through mud or such like, seems like a good idea to me

 

[Funkyjahooner]

Not fair on the car though

 

[dazraffan]

you need to drive down crapy country roads every day where all the sugerbeat lorrys go

youll soon get sick of cleaning your plate and dodging fu*king sugerbeats in the road

 

[DH_GTI]

lol they all seen to be golfs around here to wierd how that is, but they only go to car washes aggghhh.

 

[Bryan]

nope every car round here, not just golfs, in fact ost golfs round here are spotless, a lot of concours cars in the area

police will just pull you and ask you to wipe it clean there and then

 

[telford_mike]

Mines dreadful for getting a muddy rear-end in this weather. And I can agree with dazraffan about the sugar beet - theres a sugar factory just up the road from me and those little sods are lethal!

 

[Dink]

i find that most golfs get there dirt on there rear end from all there diesel smog they pump out