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Anonymous
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That when people post pictures which include the number plate or registration of the car in the photo they blank it out?? I don't understand the rationale behind this.
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RCZ1
Active Member
People don't necessarily want their registration number available for all to see on the Internet. For people who are so inclined it would be very easy to just do a search for a car for same colour, spec and then clone them by replicating the number plate. Some would say, they can just pick a number at random off the street, but why make it easy for them!
GT RCZ
Member
sorry what a load of tosh, do you really think these guys are going to bother with the internet.
All they have to do is stand on the street & watch the cars go by.
I'm with you H12RPO
All they have to do is stand on the street & watch the cars go by.
I'm with you H12RPO
RCZ1
Active Member
GT RCZ said:
Yes :!: And they do :!:
You display your number for all to see, I'll keep mine hidden.
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Anonymous
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But doesnt that mean you'd have to keep it hidden in the Asda car park as well ??
Also what would be the purpose of such cloning??
Also what would be the purpose of such cloning??
RCZ1
Active Member
There's nothing to stop them noting your number in the local Asda car park No. But the less information that there is of your car on the Internet the better as I see it.
See this link
http://www.safermotoring.co.uk/Understa ... oning.html
See this link
http://www.safermotoring.co.uk/Understa ... oning.html
FGRob
New Member
Well I'm pretty much knackered then, been in Japanese Performance Car and this month in the Classic & Sports Car mag, here's the front opening shot:
But this is my favourite
All reg numbers shown - you've just got to live with it I'm afraid.
Rob.
But this is my favourite
All reg numbers shown - you've just got to live with it I'm afraid.
Rob.
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Anonymous
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A few years ago my wife told me that a work college of hers had parked in the local town centre muti-storey car park. When she returned to her car she came across an identical car with her registration number, but in a different row. Upon further investigation she found her own car to be in the same place she had left it. The police were called and the other car turned out to be a clone.
The day I took delivery of my new 20HDi GT I drove straight home with all the paperwork to pick up my wife. She had left work early so we could go for a run. We had a drive of about 25miles to visit her parents and show off our new car. We were looking around the RCZ when I noticed things didn’t look quite right. The number plate was different to the one I had chosen. The road tax was registered with YR and the number plate was YT. Mechanic at garage had made a mistake. :eusa-whistle: :greetings-wavingblue:
The day I took delivery of my new 20HDi GT I drove straight home with all the paperwork to pick up my wife. She had left work early so we could go for a run. We had a drive of about 25miles to visit her parents and show off our new car. We were looking around the RCZ when I noticed things didn’t look quite right. The number plate was different to the one I had chosen. The road tax was registered with YR and the number plate was YT. Mechanic at garage had made a mistake. :eusa-whistle: :greetings-wavingblue:
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Anonymous
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Personally I just dont want people to know my reg...end of.