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28/09/2020 EV Conversions / Electric Vehicles, The Surgery 8 Comments

New ID Plates

Our new metal etched electric conversion ID plates have arrived. Looking sharp

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8 Comments on "New ID Plates"

Peter Callinicos

07/01/2022 Reply

Dear Surgery,
I recently had my Holden Torana XU1 stolen. It has been recoovered, but the thieves ripped off the original Holden vehicle ID plate. the plate has been recovered but has been damaged where the two rivtes were. Are you able to restore the damaged plate, which appears to be of an aluminium type. If so, I will get our auto-restoration company (Timeless Auto in Palmerston North) to discuss possible restoration with you.
Regards,
Peter
- The Surgery
  
  13/01/2022 Reply
  
  Hi Peter, we have been in touch with you via email to discuss options
Alastair brown

23/02/2022 Reply

Hi there. I am seeking a restoration or reproduction of an old tin name plate attached to a vintage Briggs and Stratton engine. I can email a photo.
Kind regards
Alastair Brown
- Leela Tasker
  
  24/02/2022 Reply
  
  Hi Alastair - Have sent you an email about this to discuss further.
Graeme Eynon

17/04/2022 Reply

Hi I have a early Datsun I’m restoring and the ID plate is really faded and would like a reproduction made could you email me Thanks
- The Surgery
  
  24/05/2022 Reply
  
  Hi Graeme, we will be in touch and see if we can offer some assistance.
Ray mclaren

18/08/2025 Reply

Hi, I've been restoring a valiant coupe over a long period of time, I'm finally going for low volume cert on a few mods and have realized my ID tags have gone missing, are you able to do a reproduction for me ?
- The Surgery
  
  19/08/2025 Reply
  
  Hi Ray, happy to help here. We will reach out via email.