A Bravo get into Max Power

[Daz155HGT]

Well sort of...lol

Its in the buying guide part of 'The Worx'

Its listed as an alternative to the punto.

I quote
"Bravo - (Max Factor 3)
Millsy Drove one for ten minutes and the head gasket went. Difficult to style well, so only go for one if you want to be different."

Anyone recognise it (The white one)

Daz

 

[jamm13dodger]

Wheres the number plate?

I'm all for modifying a car but only if it's practical

 

[Anonymous]

U can see a little of the plate on the dash between the wipers

S

 

[jamm13dodger]

Mmmmm.......

the police are going to love that one.

 

[Tom]

Lets not go there

 

[patrick]

Did you know?

NUMBER PLATE LIGHT
I've been searching the web for ages trying to find info about MOT and the number plate light. Thing is I've changed my back bumper and it wasn't fitted with a light for the rear number plate and there is not really anywhere suitable to put one because it will be sticking out. I'm trying to find out weather my car will pass the MOT if there is not one fitted. Any info would be very much appreciated. Tim

Yes, you do have to have a number plate light for the MOT. However, believe it or not, due to a quirk in the regulations if you blank off or disconnect all of your lights then the MOT garage does not have to Test the lights and cannot fail your vehicle on the MOT. However if you use the vehicle after dark without a number plate light you would face prosecution if caught. - MOTT

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Did you know?

You can buy number plate light screws. Use the screws to screw the plate to the car and it will shine light onto the number plate as well.
How nice!!!!

Joske

 

[Tom]

Re: Did you know?

Put a sheet of perspex over the numberplate and side illuminate it with a few white LEDs.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Did you know?

It's only the traffic or cops who dont like to do real work that will stop ya for it

 

[LightWarrior]

Re: Did you know?

lol, we had a LONG rather heated discussion about Jims numberplate, and i think we agreed, or at least i took from it, that its not strictly legal, he's never had any problems. if stopped he can always say it fell off and he was going to buy some screws to stick it on.

Buzz
the poster formerly known as LightWarrior

 

[Jamm]

Re: Did you know?

So.......

al of them then

 

[Jamm]

Re: Did you know?

That was in response to the comment about police who don't like to do real work BTW.

 

[Wimmy]

Re: Did you know?

So does this mean Jim is selling his Bravo?

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Did you know?

No, well not in the magasine anyway...

Its part of a buying guide for maxers...
It was listed as an alternative to a punto, with a little photo as an example...

Daz

 

[LightWarrior]

Re: Did you know?

i wonder if he knows!

Buzz
the poster formerly known as LightWarrior

 

[Wimmy]

Re: Did you know?

Hmmmm, which pic has been used? Got a copy?

 

[LightWarrior]

Re: Did you know?

copyright issues?

Buzz
the poster formerly known as LightWarrior

 

[Wimmy]

Re: Did you know?

Lol, Jim didnt know - I've just informed him

 

[Allan Wall]

re

i dont think there is any copyright issues,

when some ebay 'superchip for 2 quid' rip off merchant used a picture of my car i asked my local cab about it and they said if you post picture on the net if you dont mention anythgin about copyright etc id pretty much free to anyone to use whenever they like!

 

[Wimmy]

Re: re

Hmmm, i got the copyright logo on the bottom of every page