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SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Thu 08.11.2012, 14:20
by pjw12
Just gauging interest at the moment...

I've obtained a perspex rear number plate cover and before I permanently fasten it to the back of my car wondered if there was a demand for a few copies to be made. I have a few companies local to me I can go to to get quotes, cant imagine that the material cost can be too high, so if there is a big enough batch I'm aiming to get them in the £20-30 bracket (wild finger in the air estimation). The last 'new' ones were going for over £100, but I believe they are all gone and second hand on flee bay are £60 - £100

Who's potentially in?

Phil.

1.PJW12

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Sun 11.11.2012, 09:34
by BFG in the BRG
Tempting as it is for me, being as my car didn't come with one, as far as I am aware (and I may be wrong), if it wasn't fitted as standard, it could be construed as fitting something which would interfere with the ANPR cameras.

So in the words of Duncan Bannatine "ahm oot!"

For all you lucky ones with them already fitted as standard, sounds like a good deal to me :) .

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Sun 11.11.2012, 11:32
by dapinky
It is nowt but a myth that they defeat Gatso cameras - they don't!

Also, if your car didn't used to have one, then it wont fit anyway - the plinth is a different design - it's not a simple case of 'lets take the plastic bit off the outside and sell the car as a facelift' - the whole black plastic bit is different.

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Sun 11.11.2012, 21:09
by rip
dapinky wrote:It is nowt but a myth that they defeat Gatso cameras - they don't!

They certainly don't defeat Gatso cameras. I've done a speed awareness course to prove it.

They can steam up in very wet weather & this can make your plate unreadable. I expect it would be illegal to drive it in this condition though.

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Sun 11.11.2012, 21:24
by dapinky
rip wrote: I've done a speed awareness course to prove it.

They can steam up in very wet weather & this can make your plate unreadable. I expect it would be illegal to drive it in this condition though.


1) so have I
2) Yes

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Mon 12.11.2012, 14:12
by BFG in the BRG
Another urban myth busted then :chair:

I'll get me coat.

Anyway - lets get this thread back on track - sorry.

From PJW12

Just gauging interest at the moment...

I've obtained a perspex rear number plate cover and before I permanently fasten it to the back of my car wondered if there was a demand for a few copies to be made. I have a few companies local to me I can go to to get quotes, cant imagine that the material cost can be too high, so if there is a big enough batch I'm aiming to get them in the £20-30 bracket (wild finger in the air estimation). The last 'new' ones were going for over £100, but I believe they are all gone and second hand on flee bay are £60 - £100

Who's potentially in?

Phil.

1.PJW12

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Mon 12.11.2012, 15:28
by nicowalker1
Is be in, but not desperate so price would have to be right

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Tue 13.11.2012, 15:57
by FredFlanagan
Me too....no, just one please?

Re: SE numberplate covers

PostPosted: Fri 28.12.2012, 18:48
by pjw12
As there seems to be naff all interest, ill not be bothering persuing this

Phil