RossMK2 Posted March 13, 2010 Report Posted March 13, 2010 i thought a trailered car had to have plates taped to show thats not the reg of the towing car? i have seen cars leaving ford fair with them taped over and at other shows
JAY PS Posted March 13, 2010 Report Posted March 13, 2010 i thought a trailered car had to have plates taped to show thats not the reg of the towing car? i have seen cars leaving ford fair with them taped over and at other shows No they down want there cars cloned ! If anyone wants the link to the ebay ad then i will email you ,as the reg is clearly visable and i dont think posting it here would be wise
Fishtailparka Posted March 13, 2010 Report Posted March 13, 2010 No they down want there cars cloned ! Has this ever actually happened to anyone?I don't mean a friend of a friend you once heard about, but proper did actually happen?
JAY PS Posted March 13, 2010 Report Posted March 13, 2010 By cloned i also mean stealing id ,for trips into congestion charge zone ,parking fines and speeding tickets etc
dean307e Posted March 13, 2010 Report Posted March 13, 2010 hi guys ,was all above board so i hear .a close friend was offered this car just two days ago he wanted it but couldnt raise funds quickly enough so let it go , since found out the car was originally a lotus an the new owner is changeing it back to its former glory.happy days.
bortaf Posted March 14, 2010 Report Posted March 14, 2010 You cover the plates so the ANPR camers dont pick it up and send out a fine, anyone who moves cars for a living will tell you the same covering it up to stop cloning ?? what you gonna do when you drive it? cover em up then as well the reg was clearly visable on ebay so whats the point covering it up? Most recovery guys just stick some gaffa tape through the middle of the plate, does the same thing IE stops the ANPR camera loging the plate, been pulled a few times cos i forgot to cover plates of untaxed cars by mobile ANPR units who thought my truck was untaxed Nowt wrong with the straps there's 2 1 each side they are just double stroped, usually it's 1 strop per strap but doubles are fine but can catch the body which is why i use 4 single strops per car
FredTransit Posted March 15, 2010 Report Posted March 15, 2010 Agree with bortaf and others that say it's standard practice to cover plates on a trailer or truck, those ANPR cameras won't make any special case for it not being driven, only the reg was 'seen' on the road, and issue a fine. As for cloning, if the car isn't being driven, why make it easy for the scrotes? I don't like my plates going out on the internet, and so far have managed to avoid them even going on camera!
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