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yeah,i'm gonna put one

at the top rear windscreen,

and some one told me that

i could get a defect that!

BTW Dayne

i'm the guy that bought ur

front bar.

hey mate how are ya, get the bar fitted up yet?? you should be right with where you put it! I've got one up there too.

Dayne

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What that guy said ^^^^

As long as you can see out of the windscreen and the legal requirement is that it only cover the legal amount on the windscreen, which is the legal amount required for the tinting on top of your windscreen. I think you are allowed to put one right down the bottom of your windscreen as long as you cannot see it or can barefuly see it, or something about it not being higher than the wipers.

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What that guy said ^^^^

As long as you can see out of the windscreen and the legal requirement is that it only cover the legal amount on the windscreen, which is the legal amount required for the tinting on top of your windscreen.  I think you are allowed to put one right down the bottom of your windscreen as long as you cannot see it or can barefuly see it, or something about it not being higher than the wipers.

What that lady said...

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Nothing wrong with rum just the idiots putting a huge sticker on their car takeing up the whole back windscreen.

you guys are missing the point re the rum stickers. it should be illegal for people to purchase stickers. the money should be used to buy rum. jeeeez.....:)

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