Anyone thought about this (licence plate trick)

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Oct 6, 2004 | 09:52 AM

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Scrub

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It makes the whole car invisable man. you gotta get into 2004 for man it's almost over. Everyones buying it!

Oct 6, 2004 | 10:28 AM

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It makes the whole car invisable man. you gotta get into 2004 for man it's almost over. Everyones buying it!

Black97VR4, you comin out to the MSCW meeting @ Tysons Fuddruckers tonite at 7:30?

Oct 7, 2004 | 01:02 AM

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InsaneGideon

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Originally Posted by Flybye

I guess it's back to oil slicks and nails.....

You forgot Spy Hunter smoke-screens. FD's are great for that!

Speaking of which (Spy Hunter), I remember browsing the web a long time ago and found some guy's FC site. He had a paintball gun and a model-rocket launcher mounted in the brake ducts. Am I the only one who remembers this?

edit: I think I should be distancing myself from this thread... it may be misconstrued as "evidence".

Oh... what the hell.

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Oct 7, 2004 | 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Scrub

Once time when I was at a car show a dude with a subaru 2.5 rs had an electronic ram on his license plate that pushed the plate down and behind the plate was like 9 light bulbs that were bright as hell. I would say that is the best thing you can do. plus we have room behind the license plate to put things like that. Ramy man this is Crucial. Or you can try that new fiber opbic cover that makes your car invisible. They've been testing these over in Asia for sometime I believe.

I was going to mention this car also, Dan. I believe it was at HIN in Philly two years ago. With the touch of a button the plate flipped up, and the nine lights behind it all kicked on - blinding whoever is behind it. Pretty damn cool, but pretty damn illegal.

Also, when we were in Atlanta for Petit Le Mans, we ran into a guy with a Miata (pretty damn good drifter, sick *** car) who's license plate said something along the lines of 11II1II1I. It would take an officer a decent amount of time to figure that **** out. The MNWNMWWN is also a good one...

-Adam