Gaz_ ClioSport Club Member Car Extreme mode Aug 1, 2009 #1 Where would you get a set of plates this sort of size? Can they be bought, or are they custom DIY lol Nicked the pic Cheers
Where would you get a set of plates this sort of size? Can they be bought, or are they custom DIY lol Nicked the pic Cheers
Daniel ClioSport Moderator Car Whichever has fuel Aug 1, 2009 #3 My mates got them on his.... He just bought a standard set with the letter squashed in the middle and cut the ends off. Filed them round and bobs your monkhouse.... TBH, fancy plates is a lot easier! lol.
My mates got them on his.... He just bought a standard set with the letter squashed in the middle and cut the ends off. Filed them round and bobs your monkhouse.... TBH, fancy plates is a lot easier! lol.
Da Car Less Aug 1, 2009 #4 View attachment 34938 View attachment 34939 courtesy of fanyplates.com :approve: Last edited: Mar 6, 2010
jamesp24 Car C63 PP,R1,,Clubman Aug 1, 2009 #5 fanyplates eh lol,cool i need some of these,smashed my original one of yesterday.
JCC Aug 2, 2009 #6 I just chopped mine down , rounded off the edges, making sure it still had 11mm all the way round to keep the 5-0 happy.
I just chopped mine down , rounded off the edges, making sure it still had 11mm all the way round to keep the 5-0 happy.
Paul. Car Porsche Boxster987S Aug 2, 2009 #7 theres a guide for them on what to select on the fancyplates site
oz_clio Aug 2, 2009 #8 JCC said: I just chopped mine down , rounded off the edges, making sure it still had 11mm all the way round to keep the 5-0 happy. Click to expand... Thats the way to do it. May go back to standard plates now though, cut down doesnt look right on a standard car!
JCC said: I just chopped mine down , rounded off the edges, making sure it still had 11mm all the way round to keep the 5-0 happy. Click to expand... Thats the way to do it. May go back to standard plates now though, cut down doesnt look right on a standard car!