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lenrover:
I get what your saying but say some lowlife steals a car the same make model and coluor as yours
assuming he/she lives a fair distance away from you they could ride round in a stolen car that to your average roadside plod comes back as clean when they check the reg against a data base in theory its quite simple

1,look on net find pic of car with visable reg plate and get some duplicate "show plates" made
2,steal car that is same coulor etc
3,assuming the car in the picture on the net is taxxed mot,d insured etc plod have no reason to pull the stolen car and delve any deeper into its true origins

THIS OF COURSE NOT MEANT TO BE A "HOW TO" GUIDE JUST MY OPINION OF HOW THE CRIMINAL MIND WORKS AND TO EXPRESS THE IMPORTANCE OF DIGUISING YOUR REG NUMBER ON THE WEB

V8MoneyPit:
That's why we should all drive unusual vehicles! Or something no thieving scumbag would nick in a million years  :lol:

lenrover:
don't matter how modified your motor is a red def 90 will come back as a red def 90 whether its standard or full challenge spec

Range Rover Blues:
But if the evidence is CCTV cameras then at least a hoofing big MCUK sticker accross the back window will help prove it wasn't you.

Mutz:
Well i assume the police recognition system relies on the DVLA data base?

In which case they would have a real problem with mine!!

As V8moneypit can confirm, its a 2.5 tdi Pajero;
NOT according to the DVLA, its a 3.0 v6 petrol and a Shogun!!!!!

Tried to get it changed with all the details of engine number chasis number everything you could think of with proof, and guess what............

They wont change it, even after an examination by SVA officer!!

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