Mike from South West Saab (UK) shows off his new number plate holder.
Thats two in the club now, best get a pair for my Aero I think.
Just got this link from Welsh Wizard, thank you.
Mike from South West Saab (UK) shows off his new number plate holder.
Thats two in the club now, best get a pair for my Aero I think.
Just got this link from Welsh Wizard, thank you.
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I like the short look of the European plates .. but at the same time US SU frames look quite classy as well.
Think he needs to update it – how old is that?
Sorry. what are you meaning?
The outside plate was purchased at the museum during the festival last year.
The lower name plate is the new item. It may be dirty but we had travelled over 100 miles to get to the event.
No the car… just kidding!
S-reg means it’s 1998, the first year of the OG9-3….
This is number 3
An interesting bit is that to the best of my knowledge, British usually go without license plate frames..? As I always saw it they stick the plate directly to the car. 🙂
That is correct Marque, they are either stuck, glued or screwed on (sometimes very badly)….as the plates have been EU standard size for a while they fit into the frames very well