Pics from colonies - Vegas run with some Fcars
Discussion
Hey guys, just thought you might like to take a peek. Needless to say, I was the fastest car out there. Great times, and a lot of beautiful cars!
And the speed limit is MPH not KPH
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>> Edited by brav on Wednesday 8th March 01:23
And the speed limit is MPH not KPH
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>> Edited by brav on Wednesday 8th March 01:23
Mr Noble said:
I rode through there on these.
Its called the valley of fire, and yer the speed limit is 35mph the whole way.
Greg
Yep - thats where we were. also a stop at lake mead. some spots were 50 on the route we took, but it really didnt seem to matter
Its a beautiful drive. Man I love this car!
V6GTO said:
Greg...which one of the village people did you dress as?
Martin.
A different one each day. But I only wore the handlebar moustache on the softail, not on the slightly cooler v-rod. Would have prefered to be in the Noble.........................actually no, it was amazing on the Harleys!!
lol
brav said:
It is a really nice looking clueter, much better than the afterburner ones (IMO).
I wonder if they are available in the UK
Its not. The shape is different and so is the clam. you would have to modify and respray your rear clam.
The US ones are from a hyundai sonata and will only fit about UK cars 1-10 without modification (
) (the real earlies have a gap between the inside of the light cluster and the black upright....
) They also have diferent colours and will not pass UK MoT without some serious wiring !
dougc said:
Whats the story with numberplates in the States. Am I right in thinking you only have to display one, front or back is the owners choice? Wish we could have the same rules here. Noble looks awesome in black without a ruddy great white rectangle polluting its lines.
Great pics
technically, we are supposed to have a front and rear plate. usually not enforced that much unless you are really screwing off. its a $10 fine and well worth the risk to keep the lines clean.
brav said:
Whats the story with numberplates in the States. Am I right in thinking you only have to display one, front or back is the owners choice? Wish we could have the same rules here. Noble looks awesome in black without a ruddy great white rectangle polluting its lines.
Great pics
technically, we are supposed to have a front and rear plate. usually not enforced that much unless you are really screwing off. its a $10 fine and well worth the risk to keep the lines clean.
Regulations regarding display of front plates also depend on the state where the car is registered--some states do not require a front plate at all, and others strictly enforce their use. Also note that any U.S. plate mounted to the front clam will have to "hang" down in front of the radiator opening--not a good idea when crusing in 45 degree C desert weather.
brav said:
Whats the story with numberplates in the States. Am I right in thinking you only have to display one, front or back is the owners choice? Wish we could have the same rules here. Noble looks awesome in black without a ruddy great white rectangle polluting its lines.
Great pics
technically, we are supposed to have a front and rear plate. usually not enforced that much unless you are really screwing off. its a $10 fine and well worth the risk to keep the lines clean.
I seem to recall that (in Calif. at least?) you can sometimes get away without plates by quoting some law or amendement about freedom from being identified by villains?!
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