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Norm

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The day before I sold the '01. I know it's quite plain looking and non-descript, but garnered many awards over the years due to the display associated with it. I miss that car, had a lot of fun with it.

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Mr. Cricket

Committee Member
Looks great Paul. I miss it a little bit..

Probably one of the cleanest interiors I've ever seen!

Did you get much attention today at the show ?


Stuart
 

72stingraypaul

Well-known user
Took my 72 out to a show today finally managed to take some pics in good sunny weather
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Looks great Paul. I miss it a little bit..

Probably one of the cleanest interiors I've ever seen!

Did you get much attention today at the show ?


Stuart
yes I did as soon as I parked up a chap came over who owned a Ferrari said how nice it was and said how nice it sounded aswell.
 

67HEAVEN

Well-known user
72stingraypaul,

That's a beautiful car. Forgive me playing with your photo, but I'm wondering if a thin plexiglas sheet (in yellow), as wide as a North American plate, could be placed behind the existing plate:
a) would it be legal?
b) would it meet your fancy?

I did only one side to demonstrate the difference.
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Mr. Cricket

Committee Member
72stingraypaul,

That's a beautiful car. Forgive me playing with your photo, but I'm wondering if a thin plexiglas sheet (in yellow), as wide as a North American plate, could be placed behind the existing plate:
a) would it be legal?
b) would it meet your fancy?

I did only one side to demonstrate the difference.
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67 I don't think Paul sits in front of a PC as much as some do! The under-sized plate was my boo boo. I had transferred my cherished number before selling this car to Paul and in getting the new plates made, the supplier made motorcycle sized plates by mistake. They should fit as per mine prior to the sale and I'm sure Paul will fix that at some point:

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72stingraypaul

Well-known user
72stingraypaul,

That's a beautiful car. Forgive me playing with your photo, but I'm wondering if a thin plexiglas sheet (in yellow), as wide as a North American plate, could be placed behind the existing plate:
a) would it be legal?
b) would it meet your fancy?

I did only one side to demonstrate the difference.
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these are only temporary plates as the dvla messed up with putting the original plate on after the previous owner took his cherished number off.
in the meantime im searching the sites for a possible vet related plate
 

kentvette

CCCUK Member
Looks super! Interesting valve covers. I quite like the look with the rack on the rear deck.

I was going to comment on your number plates, but see that Bob already has. Some US sized plates would look a little neater, in my opinion.

For Bob's benefit, US size plates, with smaller "motorcycle sized" numbers and letters, are legal in the UK if the car was built with a recess made to fit that size plate. An official dispensation was given many years ago. A few places can produce plates of that size with no problem.
 
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