Number Plate advice

[gumpy000]

Hi guys and gals,

 

my Zed is in the bodyshop this weekend for a dent removal and my GT splitter to be painted and fitted but I cant decide what to do with the number plate. do i flush out the front? If so, where to put the front number plate?

 

also do I get Pressed plates for the zed? or an alternative?

 

anyone got any ideas what to do? anyone done this themselves?

 

would love some ideas!

 

cheers

[WhackyWill]

Use Mr Google...

 

http://www.350z-uk.com/topic/41080-number-plate-holder-with-or-without/

[gumpy000]

and how do you attached it to the grill?

[ATTAK Z]

I used silicone to attach the plate to a Zundsport

[KyleR]

Buy a vinyl number plate and stick it to the bumper where it is now, just without the plaque. Don't buy a pressed plate, it's a German car scene thing.

[Ceejay29]

Smooth the bumper and ride you luck with the plate in the window. If that fails buy a vinyl as Kyle suggests

[Ridz]

Buy a vinyl number plate and stick it to the bumper where it is now, just without the plaque. Don't buy a pressed plate, it's a German car scene thing.

 

I did this on my Zed and it looks a lot better!

[Jay M1988]

Which sizes are best for the vinyl plates?

[Nick350z]

I had my front smoothed, debadged and use a vinyl plate. It looks a million times better than having that plate holder on it. I use a standard plate size with the correct font/spacing etc The way I see it is that vinyl plates aren't legal so if I try to make it look as legal as possible Im much less likely to get grief over it.

You'll need to find a friendly MOT place though - or temporarily stick your old plate back on.

[Ekona]

Vinyl plates are legal, they just won't pass MOT and do not conform to the correct standards so you're asking for a 7 day wonder.

 

Just stick a normal size plate on the bumper where it's supposed to be. Any lower and you risk blocking airflow to the rad, any higher and it just looks a bit silly.