Re: A strange story (A 1955 Landmaster) Quote:
Originally Posted by mbz180 Great! Now I know who to contact when my car is near ready I had searched very hard in Calcutta in all the areas where this kind of stuff is made, but everyone said that they don't make the 3-D style anymore; just flat brass and chrome ones for the Army top brass (bad pun).
I still have the original letters and numbers the car came with for the rear plate, but because of the narrow angles I can't get them polished properly. So I will be needing new ones for my car closer to time.
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Prithvi |
You are more than welcome, there are umpteen number shops in Hyderabad who do this and they are awesome in doing it. They also do the pressed aluminium type number plates also which is fine according to RTA regulations. Quote:
Originally Posted by rajeev k Stickers are also not allowable strictly as per rules, though there are plenty. The law says the numbers are to be painted. Take care. |
In a country where law is ruled by money not by principles/procedures these things will be there. RTA regulations doesn't say not to use stickers but not to use abnormal, un readable fonts/designs. In fact stickers are better than the paint in terms of durability, efficiency they glow bright when light focus on them and it's an added advantage in terms of safety also.
Sorry Karl for diverting your thread to a different topic, let us debate in an appropriate thread if any, else can begin one.
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Bala
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