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This is totally legal. Right?

Well, being how Roxy has a UK hatch and on that hatch has a recess for a UK number plate, US ones just don't fit without looking goofy. So I broke out the cut off wheel and defaced some government property tonight. Don't worry though, when the plates came in, I ordered a new set just in case I get pulled for these =)



After 30 minutes of some fine sanding on the grinding wheel, we get a perfectly straight cut. Viola.

“This is totally legal. Right?”

  1. Blogger Jonathan Rowny Says:

    How often do you change your license plate? Like once a week?

  2. Blogger oh kate Says:

    as often as his underwear. eeeeeeeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwww

  3. Anonymous Anonymous Says:

    Dont worry Jay its fine..i've nad my plates cut for over 7 years in N VA no problems so far

    but ..did u find some kind of loope hole or you have to pay everytime for the new ones to get made??

    BoosTDIt/Peter