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i think the ADR rule states (and correct me if im wrong) something along the lines: All lights must be clean, visible and untinted so besides it making the plate less legible i dont think it would be allowed if it did. Got any pics, im interested in seeing how they look.

you would think that by making the characters light up it would be more visible at nite wouldnt it?? dunno what they look like durring the day though:D

as for pics well just imagine ur plates with the letters and numbers lit up in green at nite but the surrounding white isnt.

I recently saw a Japanese Z32 Camaro with Saitama plates and the numers 32...

I thought japanese personalised plates weren't available, but then again money can buy everything right :)

Actually, you pay a fee, and you can choose your number... it's that simple. Of course alot of the single digit numbers are "reserved" for Yakuza, or so it seems.

My number plate is "61-16"... totally chosen at random, I must have been lucky.

Actually, you pay a fee, and you can choose your number... it's that simple. Of course alot of the single digit numbers are "reserved" for Yakuza, or so it seems.

 

My number plate is "61-16"... totally chosen at random, I must have been lucky.

lol... if you see a few suits get into a nice CLK with those plates i suggest you go say hi :)

Can you choose them now? I did hear them revise the regulation a couple of months ago and what numbers they were up to.

As for the illuminated ones...yes you have to pay extra...why would I want to pay extra to have my plates more visually clear if I accidently ran a red :).

LOL...if only, the whole policing of traffic laws in Japan is simply. Break the law and you will get caught but at the same time you can be equipped with radars and the periodic revisions of where all the cameras are, so if you get caught your pretty stupid or deserve it.

I would have expected people here to be talking about the fixed angle plates or swing plates, obviously when you pick up speed the wind pushes the plate horizontally back so it sits flat.

I would have expected people here to be talking about the fixed angle plates or swing plates, obviously when you pick up speed the wind pushes the plate horizontally back so it sits flat.
Damn... thats what I forgot to pick up from SuperAutobacs on Sunday... :P

I think this might be what you (B1) were after?

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http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~cappuccino/no.htm

That jap person has done lots of DIY stuff on their cappuccino but the plate holder/lights seem to be off the shelf kit?

yeah at night it does look cool and kinda blurry but during the day time it makes the number looks bolder. now this one that i saw, instead of the screw on the back plate he has this bright, and i mean really bright blue light. when i was looking at it even i cant read his numbers, so that might one more alternative to look at. the swinging hinges for the front plate its only 900 yen from autobacs and it does work on high speed.

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