T. R. Householder wrote:
>
> Concours rules do not deduct for Comm. Plate appearance. Peronally I'd
> prefer to buy a car with the original plates. THEY ARE DIFFERENT.
>
> T.R.
>
> David Massey wrote:
> >
> > Brad Kahler writes:
> > >Listers,
> >
> > Have any of you used one of the replacement comm # plates sold by
> > TRF or
> > Moss and actually gone through a DMV or some other kind of state
> > vehicle
> > VIN ID number inspection with it on the car? If so were there
> > any problems
> > associated with using this plate?
> >
> > I will most likely need to use one of these plates to try and
> > pass the
> > inspection and I'm a little nervous about not having the original
> > plate to stick
> > on the car for inspection purposes.
> >
> > Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Brad
> > <
> >
> > Brad,
> >
> > Next time you come to St. Louis, bring it along. I have , at the shop, two
> > sets of letter stamps (two sizes) and we can stamp them for you. Or send
> > us the plate and what you want on it and we'll take care of it.
> >
> > Brian B. had his new plate engraved at an engraving place at the mall and
> > he says that although it looks WAY better than the original the officials
> > never gave it a second glance.
> >
> > Dave Massey
> > St. Louis, MO USA
Gentlemen
re:TR3 Commission Plates
What are commission plates?
Are commission plates the brass plates that are attached to the engine
compartment side of the fire wall?
How many are there per car.
Thanks
Toad
PS Anyone from the Ottawa area going to Carlisle in April.
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