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    So my number plates got stolen on Saturday night, proper pain in the ass. I'm getting new ones made (with a gb sticker to ensure they look different to the stolen set). Does anybody know the correct place to drill for screws? The originals were only stuck on which is why they were targeted. Can I crew them anywhere or is there something behind the plates which shouldn't be screwed into?

  • #2
    First things first is to inform the police and the DVLA about the theft, when calling the DVLA you can ask about being re-issued a different number (high recommended).

    In regards to screwing the plates on both the front and rear bumpers are plastic so it doesn't matter where you drill just as long it's not through one of the letters!
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    • #3
      I think they can be screwed in anywhere along the bumper where the number plates normally sit, might be worth waiting to see if Bigfeet confirms this though. I have these which are supposed to make it more difficult to steal number plates - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Richbrook-Th...1182452&sr=8-2

      They are easy to use and touch wood no one has nicked mine yet
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      • #4
        Already informed the police, got crime reference etc. apparently the DVLA and police share a database so no need to inform both. Unless anybody has another opinion?

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        • #5
          omg what a thing to do :o
          MATT BLACK e-HDI chipped 146HP 302NM DS3

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          • #6
            Some people will steal anything! Keep your eyes peeled for a car with your plates on!! I am going to buy a set of the anti theft screws just in case.

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            • #7
              Can you actually buy anti theft bolts on new rimms?
              MATT BLACK e-HDI chipped 146HP 302NM DS3

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              • #8
                I'm confused xavier, I think the original post is about the theft of number plates not wheels......

                Regards
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                • #9
                  that's true but he already got his answer he said i migh buy anti theft for my number plates and I only asked if it exsists for alloys to ,
                  sorry to change subject
                  MATT BLACK e-HDI chipped 146HP 302NM DS3

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                  • #10
                    Anti theft wheel nuts - http://www.accessories.citroen.co.uk...79&pageSize=10


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                    • #11
                      thanks
                      MATT BLACK e-HDI chipped 146HP 302NM DS3

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                      • #12
                        Theoc- your plates could be involved in a bank job (Unlikely) or put on a nicked motor
                        As Biggus says, best report them stolen, or you may get a Sweeney Todd visit early one morning

                        I assume personal plates stick out too much, for people to wanna put them on nicked cars!
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                        • #13
                          He has reported them stolen Chris - http://ds3club.co.uk/showthread.php?...ll=1#post91808
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                          • #14
                            Oh Yeah- sorry.
                            Dunno why I missed the post
                            No Sweeney Todd at 3am then
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                            • #15
                              Police did tell me not to be surprised if I'm stopped every now and again when passing an ANPR car. Reg is going to show up as dodgy until they find it being used on another car

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