‘4D’ plates
‘4D’ plates
Mostly on BMWs, Audis & Range Rovers.
They look shit.
They look shit.
Re: ‘4D’ plates
What about if the lettering is raised carbon fibre? (Asking for a friend)
Oui, je suis un motard.
Re: ‘4D’ plates
More and more common, but fortunately they give advance warning of nobbish driving. So I hate them but let the idiots keep them.
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I quite like some of them, haven't got them for the reasons mentioned above, but I think poop LED number plate lights are worse aesthetically..
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What's a 4D plate? Is it a 3D plate that's travelling through time?
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It's a stupid naming convention but 3D is slightly raised text like you get on a fancy card and 4D is the fully raised text with sharp edges as seen in the example above. I think the 3D ones can look smart but unfortunately they've all got a bad reputation now.
How about not having a sig at all?
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I’ve never understood the idea of changing your plate for anything other than standard font
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Most don't appear to be legal as they are devoid of the required makers info. My friendly chief cunstable agreed but said they have two coppers covering a 50 mile square area atm, so come this way if you want to commit serious crime. I'd agree with they look shit anyway.
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I am offended that 3D plates are known as 4D plates. Stoopids.
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Re: ‘4D’ plates
Sundayjumper wrote: ↑Tue Aug 10, 2021 9:27 amPresumably a big fan of late nineties American legal firm themed comedy, who is encouraging us all to take inspiration from Flockhart's character and "Be Ally" in our own way ?
If it's not that, I'm stumped.
That idea's got legs.
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