position of front number plate

[bobon]

any one had any "extra" attention of the the dibble for not having your number plate front and centre:) (as per MOT standards furthest point forward)
just wondering about having it off centre either on the bumper to the passenger side (like some Alfa's) or preferably under the front bumper on the valance section below:p
bought some nice pressed alloy plates at Tatton Park (£25 while u wait) at the weekend and want to get them on asap as old plates looking sad now lol
http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/x367/bevan_bucket4/novapics008.jpg
any one else with photos of theirs:thumb:
noticed that the back plates have spacers and the original hole layout will put screws in a naff position on new plate so thinking of blanking holes and using double sided tape instead for the rear:)
before
http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/x367/bevan_bucket4/novapics001-1.jpg
after
any ideas for filling in the holes now visible in front bumper?
http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/x367/bevan_bucket4/novashots002.jpg
i need to find something to block up the blank holes now in the front bumper
even the back looks better with new shiny plates
before
http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/x367/bevan_bucket4/novapics005.jpg
after
http://i1178.photobucket.com/albums/x367/bevan_bucket4/novashots003.jpg

[Graeme]

As long as its clearly visible you should be fine and can't see one of her majesty's finest wanting to get out of their warm panda cars to bother you for that, land rover drivers owner get away with having them on the roof rack ffs

[Asa-James]

You need to display one front and one rear, as close to vertical as its reasonably practical, doesnt have to be furthest point forward or central,

[brainsnova]

Centred looks best :thumb: