Irish TuneR

Hey lads, anyone any experience with these? I dont want to drill holes in my Amuse bumper or use the default mounting holes as they'll cause the plate to obscure the radiator. As it stands i've the plate thrown inside the windscreen. I was thinking of taking a small bit of the bumper off and mounting this "Number Plate Flipper!" so i can drop it when i park up or need it. A bit like this lad has on his Supra:




Seems expensive though....

richmc

Saw that on an Aston Martin DB5 in the sixties, can't remember the guys name, somthing to do with MI6 from what I remember.

s2konroids

Might be good to evade the cops lol.

razzele

Maybe we can get a GB going and run it along side a GB with these

rob2.2

i simply ran a hinge on my prelude numberplate,

when driving it folded back letting air flow to the bumper and when still the car look like this :


passed mot's and never got pulled by the fuz, used to flip back at about 35mph

RichwiththeS2000

Genius!

CHIPPO

And a solonoid operated bolt to lock in position for when the filth stop you and wonder where the plate had come from.

rob2.2

guess you could do but i just left it with the hinge,

s2konroids

Am i missing something?, say your on a bypass going over 60mph isn't the plate then out of view from the police and speed camera's thus illegal? or are they not bothered about the front plate (only the rear)?.

GaryB

Wouldn't driving within the speed limits past speed cameras be a cheaper option?