Recent content by salty

Nope, just the loud pedal. Particularly in the X Power. 🙄🤪🙂👍

To be fair though, most if not all cops, wouldn't even notice the suppliers name, post code and BS mark, weren't there. As long as it had correct font and spaced correctly. I'm presuming the Green strip, isn't a legal requirement? 🙂👍

🤣 I'd like to blame, predictive text. But nope, it was all me. 🙄🤪🙂👍

Oops, must've been thinking of Bricktop. Thanks for pointing it out. 👍 🙄🤪🙂

Must admit don't mind the Green strip or the dealer name on the plate. As long as they've been ok with me, which they have. The original plates are still on mine, mainly coz they are straight. But if I ever got new plates, I wouldn't get them with the Green strip. One thing I don't like is...

A slight pang of, I wished I had now, Clive. 😉🙂👍

Take the old scewed plates off, buy new plates. Cover the old screw holes, with tape, stick the new plates on with 3m tape, hey presto job done, looks good and more importantly, straight. It's not bodged at all. Done it a few times. You won't see the screw holes, they'll be under the new...

Another trick I've used, depending how cock-eyed the plate is. If it's only slightly scewed, take the plate off and slightly make the hole in the plate bigger. It will give you slight movement of the plate. That's worked for me. Then the screw head will cover the slightly bigger hole. Hope that...

If the screw holes are flush. Just cover them with a good quality tape. Gorilla tape is good. It's always worked for me. 🙂👍

3m VHB tape. Stick them on with that, and it ain't going nowhere. Just make sure it's straight, first time. One of my pet hates, a cock-eyed number plate, some are really bad. 🙂👍

Looks great. 😎🙂👍

What a great word that is. A perfect excuse for anything, sub standard. "Don't worry about it, it's Patina"..... 😉🙂👍

Can't see me ever joining the 5 mls/kWh club, in my X Power. Even in Summer. And to be honest, don't really want to. 😉🙂👍

Like um! They'll look great. 🙂👍