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PostPosted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 9:53 am 
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What do you think does the rear of a mini need a Full size Numberplate. Or do you think the slimline looks better on the rear. I defently think the slimline looks better on the front.
Just getting a set of plate reprinted. And not sure what 2 order.

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Full size in my opinion.

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Thanks I was thinking full size for the rear, Slim for the front?

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In NSW at least the front is thinner than the back slimline..but the rear is still a tad thinner than standard.

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JOsh did you hide your numberplate numbers on purpose?

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Nah..pic was like that when the photographer emailed them to me.. I think he posted them here and wasn't too comfortable putting my plates up, i just copied it..

It was the best shot i had to show my plates..besides my rego is in my sig ;)

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Yeh thats why i mentioned it. I thought it was a bit strange.

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I went twin slimlines, but I have an 850 boot lid.
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Yeah I think the standard size plate looks better for the boot lid. I've got standard on the boot and slimline on the front on my Mini, on my Mazda I've got the US style rear plate with a slim-line on the front.


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