Carrotchomper
MB Enthusiast
international war courts.
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international war courts.
So I'm putting legal font plates on it, no point moaning as long as its the same rule for all the others I see incorrect
Screw heads are often placed to 'link' characters or to turn them into something else
Off topic, thought of getting W210 bodycoloured handles for your ML would look great IMO
So, has someone yet caught Gucci driving around with his M411BAG plate with the screws strategically positioned between both 1s?
lol - nice to see you Guido - wondered what you were up to!!
So, has someone yet caught Gucci driving around with his M411BAG plate with the screws strategically positioned between both 1s? .
Update,
New Legal font / spaced plated on order with no badges, signs, GB, Euro etc.
Not sure why the GB isn't ok? I don't want a euro badge I'm from GREAT BRITAIN thank you.
As for the plate yes C2BER is meant to be CYBER and in the 10 years lots of colleagues in various companies have commented favourably on the plate. OK C1 or CYB 3R would be beter but these were several thousands.
I have a few other plates on renention and have thought of putting SLX 280 on the ML, dateless plate means nothing but legal.
So soon to be legal after 10 years
Update,
New Legal font / spaced plated on order with no badges, signs, GB, Euro etc.
Not sure why the GB isn't ok? I don't want a euro badge I'm from GREAT BRITAIN thank you.
As for the plate yes C2BER is meant to be CYBER and in the 10 years lots of colleagues in various companies have commented favourably on the plate. OK C1 or CYB 3R would be beter but these were several thousands.
I have a few other plates on renention and have thought of putting SLX 280 on the ML, dateless plate means nothing but legal.
So soon to be legal after 10 years
Just a quick note of caution (in case you weren't aware) but the new plates will need to carry the relevant markings for them to be road legal - I think it's a BS number and the postcode of the place that makes them etc? I know they are very strict when making plates these days and physically request to see evidence of logbook/ID etc etc.
A lot of the online-supplied plates don't meet the regs unfortunately.
Will
fyonn said:international war courts.
Nuremburg war trials determined that saying "it was the law", or "I was under orders" is not an acceptable excuse for certain actions.
all this is unimportant really, I was just arguing against the statement that we can't pick and choose which laws to obey, because we all do pick and choose, regularly.
Only think I think its missing is the postcode??
The British Standard also requires that a number plate must be marked with the following information: -
- The British Standard Number (currently BS AU 145d)
- The name, trade mark, or other means of identification of the manufacturer or component supplier. (The company who actually make the number plate.)
- The name and postcode of the supplying outlet. (The 'supplying outlet' is taken to mean acompany whose business consists wholly or partly of selling number plates.)
- A non-reflective border and the Euro-symbol with the national identification letters are optional additions.
- There shall be no other markings or material contained on the number plate.
The name and postcode of the supplying outlet. (The 'supplying outlet' is taken to mean acompany whose business consists wholly or partly of selling number plates.)
Why?
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