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20/4/2008 at 9:42am
Location: Andover (North Hampshire)
Outfit: RANDGER GT Faltcaravan German built
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is your problem....
1. the new plate needs to be brought foward a bit (packed-out) ?
2. it wont fit between the number plate lights?
do you have any pics?
if it needs to be packed out.......simply affix a piece of batton to the place it should go.then screw the new plate to the batton.
if the number plate lights are in the way....do as sugested... trim down with a fine blade jigsaw.
regards ade.
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20/4/2008 at 11:31am
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if you use the foam type double sided tape and make sure there is no dirt/oil/grease on both surfaces, and the plate will fit in the gap you are trying to fit it in then it should stick there like S*** to a blanket. I find the problem is getting the thing back off again!
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22/4/2008 at 6:22pm
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Quote: Originally posted by edward452 on 16/4/2008
First you need to reduce the size of the plate so it sits flat in the aperture.
Be careful rules governing number plates change a few years ago and any plate fitted to a vehicle or trailer MUST comply with the rules including size of plate and font size and style and the reflectivity. So check with a certified numberplate maker before you make or change any plate you have.
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