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May 26, 2007 12:41:52 GMT
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Thanks! Perks me up when people say nice things about the Oxford. Its going in for an uber weldathon next week which should result in an MOT!  Every time I seeyour signature picture I wonder if it was "plate raped" or not? Yes it was  but as it was on a crossover year from the ageless plates to the ones with a year on them it was given an A plate so looks authentic. Some of them look really odd. |
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bstardchild
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May 27, 2007 16:09:06 GMT
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Every time I seeyour signature picture I wonder if it was "plate raped" or not? Yes it was but as it was on a crossover year from the ageless plates to the ones with a year on them it was given an A plate so looks authentic. Some of them look really odd. Ahhhh - cos Swansea dropped a right clanger when cars first started getting "plate raped" and issues em all with A plates Then they had it pointed out that they were breaking their own rules "Thou must not make a car look newer than it actually is" So they then (on successfull appeals) had to issue "dateless plates" to replace them but they made them non transferable My lodger years ago successfully got another "dateless plate" allocated to replace his "ABC 123A" plate which made the car look a lot better ;D |
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but as it was on a crossover year from the ageless plates to the ones with a year on them it was given an A plate so looks authentic. Some of them look really odd.
