Indented numberplate
Indented numberplate
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Dc53

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3,217 posts

249 months

Monday 5th February 2007
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Not sure what i think of this, but at least it is there for a purpose (european roads)






Maybe if it was covered in a piece of perspex to follow the bodyline ??? rolleyes




Edited by Dc53 on Monday 5th February 19:34

mars

10,107 posts

243 months

Monday 5th February 2007
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Go on then... what purpose?

Perspex cover and some rotating machinary and you'd have a Gatso-proof Bond emulator.

jensena

5,671 posts

259 months

Monday 5th February 2007
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I bet he took the old plate off, saw the number plate lights and thought "Oh the number plate is obviously meant to fit INSIDE the recess"

TT Tim

4,168 posts

276 months

Monday 5th February 2007
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That's a J'spec rear.

Guess the car was either destined for Japan or has been reimported.

Tim

ridds

8,372 posts

273 months

Monday 5th February 2007
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JDM Cerbs, whatever next. :lol

Jasper Gilder

2,166 posts

302 months

Tuesday 6th February 2007
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As its my car I can confirm

Originally built with a KM speedo and I believe, intended for Switzerland. Never got there, changed to UK speedo and languished in the garage of an American chap who spent most of his time in America before deciding to sell.

If you covered the back with a persex bit it would - of course, steam up.....

Person who buys it will get a pretty rare version - I've never seen another rear end like this.


Edited by Jasper Gilder on Tuesday 6th February 11:43

whatever

2,174 posts

299 months

Tuesday 6th February 2007
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Ah, on first sight I thought it must have been a mod to allow a "front-lit" rear plate (so to speak), for a market where the semi-transluscent back-lit ones were not legal.

ridds

8,372 posts

273 months

Wednesday 7th February 2007
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Jasper Gilder said:
As its my car I can confirm

Originally built with a KM speedo and I believe, intended for Switzerland. Never got there, changed to UK speedo and languished in the garage of an American chap who spent most of his time in America before deciding to sell.

If you covered the back with a persex bit it would - of course, steam up.....

Person who buys it will get a pretty rare version - I've never seen another rear end like this.


Edited by Jasper Gilder on Tuesday 6th February 11:43


Howdy Jasper, is she left hand drive too then?

Tangoed

924 posts

244 months

Friday 9th February 2007
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Haven't seen one in the UK before, Tokyokev has got the same rear design on his.

Jasper Gilder

2,166 posts

302 months

Sunday 11th February 2007
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Ridds said:
Howdy Jasper, is she left hand drive too then?


Nope - all RHD and just the same as all the others - except the seat belt buzzer which goes off when your belt is undone

ridds

8,372 posts

273 months

Monday 12th February 2007
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Ahhhh, that's what the loose wire attached to my belt buckle was! Found them when retrimming the carpet and wondered what they were for, now I know! :lol:

simonkd

1,387 posts

260 months

Monday 12th February 2007
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Anyone know which year they first started to make UK Cerbs with indented number plate as below?

Regards
Simon



DC53

Original Poster:

3,217 posts

249 months

Monday 12th February 2007
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Some of the younger cerb's had your plate Simon, but not all! no idea though really

Dan

Tokyokev

138 posts

266 months

Tuesday 13th February 2007
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This is what mine looked like before the plate.


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Edited by Tokyokev on Tuesday 13th February 06:13