Euro Plates

afcjay · Post by **afcjay** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 10:01 am

any ideas if they are legal with the text at the bottom or is it safer to go for the plain ones.do they actually lock the plates in well or is it better to use sticky pads.want them to be secure but dont really want to drill them.i suppose with the plate surrounds at least you can swap them over easily

Redline · Post by **Redline** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 5:54 pm

afcjay wrote:any ideas if they are legal with the text at the bottom or is it safer to go for the plain ones.do they actually lock the plates in well or is it better to use sticky pads.want them to be secure but dont really want to drill them.i suppose with the plate surrounds at least you can swap them over easily

How do you mean "with the text at the bottom"? If they're German style plates it's irrelevant as they're illegal to begin with!

I've recently put my German plates back on using plate holders as sold by 'theplateman.com' Had them on for a couple of weeks and nothing has fallen out yet!

Their design is rather good as it allows you to swap plates in and out very quickly, so I keep my original UK ones in the boot should I ever feel the need to change them.

afcjay · Post by **afcjay** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 6:51 pm

sorry,i ment are the plate holders with the text at the bottom,so if you swapped to standard uk plate could they still pull you

Redline · Post by **Redline** » Fri Jan 05, 2007 9:36 pm

Writing on the plate holder?

I cannot think of any reason why it could be held to be illegal.

sally_healey · Post by **sally_healey** » Sat Jan 06, 2007 12:00 pm

Redline wrote: I've recently put my German plates back on using plate holders as sold by 'theplateman.com' Had them on for a couple of weeks and nothing has fallen out yet!

Their design is rather good as it allows you to swap plates in and out very quickly, so I keep my original UK ones in the boot should I ever feel the need to change them.

Just had a look at these & they look a really good idea, I've been sticking mine onto my standard VW plate surround with the number plate foam that you can get but they keep coming unstuck. These should defo sort my problem, think I'm gonna have to get some

Ian_R · Post by **Ian_R** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:37 pm

Dubmiester is the Way Forward, Â£35 Inc Delivery, Order on Weekend and here for the Mon or was it Tues, But never the Less Very Very Quick, And plates look Cool As F**k,

I work at a Police Headquarters here in Sunny Edinburgh, and have these on Daily, and never had one thing said to me, and Te Traffic go Past it Every Day of The Week

Ian_R · Post by **Ian_R** » Tue Jan 09, 2007 6:39 pm

Dubmiester is the Way Forward, Â£35 Inc Delivery, Order on Weekend and here for the Mon or was it Tues, But never the Less Very Very Quick, And plates look Cool As F**k,

I work at a Police Headquarters here in Sunny Edinburgh, and have these on Daily, and never had one thing said to me, and Te Traffic go Past it Every Day of The Week

afcjay · Post by **afcjay** » Mon Jan 15, 2007 11:04 pm

have other people had problem with their rear plate surround not sitting flush on the rear of their mk4 6n?got them from dubmeister and the holder is slightly bigger than the recess hence a small lip at the bottom when mounted.

Mouse_GTI · Post by **Mouse_GTI** » Thu Jan 18, 2007 12:43 pm

I'm thinking of getting some German Plates. Just finding out on my local forum is the cops up here mind 'em.

I bought those plateholders from the plate man but found them to be too bulky, so I sold them

afcjay · Post by **afcjay** » Sat Jan 20, 2007 6:27 pm

might sell mine on too,not sure what to do