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New number plates
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944 man
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Whenever I mention this it usually prompts arguments, but I assure you that OPCs wouldn't supply any other style of rear plate and all new cars came with them.
Monkeythree
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ORIGINAL: 944 man
Remember that the rear plate should fill the are between the rear lamps. Another detail that seems to be slipping from collective memory.
Whenever I mention this it usually prompts arguments, but I assure you that OPCs wouldn't supply any other style of rear plate and all new cars came with them.
Do you have a photo or happen to know the dimensions of these please Simon? I need to put new plates on mine and it would be nice to have the original style.
Thanks.
944 man
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Unfortunately, its another fact that's become lost.
944 man
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ORIGINAL: DavidL
The only thing I can find is this
http://www.944silverrose.co.uk/uploads/5/performance-car-april-1988-pdf.html
there are a couple of fuzzy images.
Amusingly (for me) I have that magazine under my desk and I looked at it before replying. As you can see the SE has the correct plates but the pictures are too small, even when youre looking at the actual magazine, to be of any real help.
However... I do have some press photos of my car, plus a silver S2 from a 1989 issue of Porsche Post. No photos of the back of my car, but the silver car has a rear shot and that clearly shows the rear plate (THE 944S) filling the gap between the lights!
So I say go with whatever you prefer. I think the 545mm width does look best!
Monkeythree
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912UK
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My MOT man had to get his tape measure out on my wifes plates and I have the letters 2mm too big but it's not trying to change the letters it's just a standard plate.
I've not tried to make the small letters for a name at the bottom but I can't see it being an issue. I will have to have a try in the summer when I get 5
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