Best number plate / plate holder style

Just saw the link to VicRoads (almost) fully customised Euro Premium plates (Vplates.com.au - Custom Plates by VicRoads | - Vplates Home ).
Format still starts with V, but then a combination of Letters (up to 5) and numbers (2 max at the end).
Most plates with GOLF are already taken, but could get V-RRRR or V-RRR1 for the mere price of $895!
Otherwise the standard Euro's with some custom initials or something for $695.

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Originally Posted by Glennb

Most plates with GOLF are already taken, but could get V-RRRR or V-RRR1 for the mere price of $895!
Otherwise the standard Euro's with some custom initials or something for $695.

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Yeah nice and cheap hey? I'm not sure about the GOLFxx ones, there is a car at work with GOLFED on a normal TSI. I think of old people getting up at 7am on a sunday to go play golf hehe.

Oh man. I wish we only had to pay that in NSW. $895 is sooooo cheap :(

You know things are bad when we think $895 is cheap for 2 bits of metal with some letters that have zero functionality on a car :)

Yah... imaging having to pay $400 per year for those useless pieces of metal!

The tightarse in me would never allow it LOL. Thats performance money going to waste ;)

The golf r is a sleeper... Wolf in sheep's clothing... Why make it scream? I will only ever go for the bog standard random black on white plates... I would rather have a cool company vinyl on the back window or c pillar than a custom number plate... A full colour fitted vinyl for back window is ~$400... a small c pillar vinyl either side, ~$200... I know where I would rather spend my money... Not for everyone obviously... But for small business, represents much better value... I was going to get "ratedr" plates, but in NSW, far too steep...

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Originally Posted by dave-

Yeah nice and cheap hey? I'm not sure about the GOLFxx ones, there is a car at work with GOLFED on a normal TSI. I think of old people getting up at 7am on a sunday to go play golf hehe.

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hey dave, a guy is selling these vic Golf R plates, i reckon they look good but not for 2k. :eeek:

http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/f24/...tes-52282.html

http://www.vwwatercooled.com.au/forums/

Dermot is going to use double sided tape to stick on my plates for me, what is the best product to use seeing i still want them to be easily removed without damaging the paintwork and plates themselves?

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Originally Posted by Prodigy

Dermot is going to use double sided tape to stick on my plates for me, what is the best product to use seeing i still want them to be easily removed without damaging the paintwork and plates themselves?

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You need to use 3M automotive stuff, its clear and can be removed with heat.