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Fox

Member Since: 02 Apr 2010
Location: Essex
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As said, warming it up softens the glue. They should then peel off nice 'n easy.

24th Jan 2011 7:18pm

Richcl

Member Since: 23 Sep 2010
Location: Tewkesbury, Glos
Posts: 1011

I'll give it a go, now just to find willing female to borrow hair dryer of!

24th Jan 2011 7:20pm

stan
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just pulled mine off........simples. ... - .- -.

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24th Jan 2011 7:20pm

JOKER

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What you do in the privacy of your home is your business scarey ........

24th Jan 2011 8:06pm

stan
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whooops , and everyone else's now.... ... - .- -.

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24th Jan 2011 8:21pm

Vogue

Member Since: 31 Jan 2008
Location: on the hill
Posts: 3763

Richcl wrote:
I have my surname Cleal
Ages the car, but I like it

Ignore the sport badge

now THAT is the BIGGEST insult to a propper Range Rover I have ever seen - surely that badge is a windup??? no one in their right mind would devalue a FFRR by putting a Snorty Sporty badge on a RR???

would they????????

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24th Jan 2011 10:50pm

Richcl

Member Since: 23 Sep 2010
Location: Tewkesbury, Glos
Posts: 1011

Well I wouldn't, but the previous owner obviously loved it on his bling Range Rover......
Have junked 22 inch wheels, chrome radiator grill and other bits of tat, just the sport badge to go....

25th Jan 2011 6:18am

stan
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good to see you restoring the RR back to its former glory RICH... ... - .- -.

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25th Jan 2011 8:31am

Gazellio @ Prestige Cars

Member Since: 22 Jan 2010
Location: Chilterns, UK
Posts: 11309

Yes great news and more pictures would be good

25th Jan 2011 8:33am

comports

Member Since: 20 Dec 2010
Location: Colchester
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I've just bought a couple of plates for my cars. Sorry but they are "S" reg plates as I can't afford a dateless "ASH" plates.

I bought S33 ATB for the RR and S44 ATB for the Merc. I bought them on Wednesday last week and the paperwork came through Friday morning. My Mrs popped down to the local DVLA office and did the paperwork on Friday and I had the plates made up on Saturday and fitted (oh - and told the insurance co of the change..!)

So 4 days to buy, change and fix to the car - Not bad going if it all works out with the processing and post from the DVLA and you are lucky enough to have a local DVLA office close by.! It's actually very easy to do all this as long as you can read the forms and provide the correct documentation they ask for. Ash
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25th Jan 2011 10:09am

paul_h_8

Member Since: 09 Jun 2010
Location: North East - England
Posts: 256

comports wrote:
I've just bought a couple of plates for my cars. Sorry but they are "S" reg plates as I can't afford a dateless "ASH" plates.

I bought S33 ATB for the RR and S44 ATB for the Merc. I bought them on Wednesday last week and the paperwork came through Friday morning. My Mrs popped down to the local DVLA office and did the paperwork on Friday and I had the plates made up on Saturday and fitted (oh - and told the insurance co of the change..!)

So 4 days to buy, change and fix to the car - Not bad going if it all works out with the processing and post from the DVLA and you are lucky enough to have a local DVLA office close by.! It's actually very easy to do all this as long as you can read the forms and provide the correct documentation they ask for.

Good turn around. Where did you buy reg from

25th Jan 2011 10:54am

stan
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thats handy to know ashley, was your local office ipswich?.. ... - .- -.

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25th Jan 2011 11:09am

Richcl

Member Since: 23 Sep 2010
Location: Tewkesbury, Glos
Posts: 1011

I popped into my local office to change registration, did it in 10 minutes (20 minutes in waiting room).
Just ensure you have correct paperwork, old tax disc, MOT etc

Oh, and don't forget to tell insurance company, I nearly did until the DVLA lady said to not forget!

25th Jan 2011 11:22am

stan
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best i go and order my reg i suppose....

edit...is done..just have to wait now. ... - .- -.

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25th Jan 2011 11:29am

Paulo

Member Since: 28 Sep 2010
Location: Glasgow
Posts: 199

Fox wrote:
As said, warming it up softens the glue. They should then peel off nice 'n easy.

For any glue residue left on the boot-lid, Autosmart Tardis, or Turps will remove the residue without damaging the paint....

Remember to rinse off the car and re-wax the area too, as it will also remove any wax....

25th Jan 2011 12:14pm

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