You will need to make up a steel plate with sides and weld it in, then bog it up. Doesn't look that hard to do, just time consuming. Here is one with the number plate recessed....I don't like it.
yeah but thts a vn see i had a custom kit knocked up with a number plate moulded in2 it so i get a different look
I think that VN looks really classy and it appears to be really well done, I quite like the effect, however, I hate the VS with that look, it's damn awefull!!! Almost as awefull as VY clubsport bodykits on a VN or anything other than a VY for that matter!!!
yuck yuck yuck! Remember: originality isn't always the key.. If most people aren't doing it then it's probably not meant to be done.
I reckon the VN would look better with the whole boot flushed and a Statesman bumper with the number plate on it. The VR is just wrong. Maybe if it had large Cadillac style tail lights....
the vr/vs looks terrable id rather the lights still there jus smoothed where the plat goes thats all aye
and as for a vy kit on other cars i have seen some real show stoppers like ovroo wildvs and my own car with a completely diff kit i moded mine 2 have a different look to others its all about being different other wise u look like an azn in sydney
shaving the boot will be the similar to shaving any other part of the car.. have you tried google? BTW: Post #5 Not_An_Abba_Fan posted how to do it. you need to add metal, then apply bog, sand to smooth, maybe more bog and sand, then paint.. why is there a massive rush? either take it somewhere get it done pro, or just take your time get a spare boot so if u fudge it, no loss.
i reckon the VN looks good like that, considering the original garnish comes with the plate recessedl ike that. It gives me an idea bout doing it to mine too whilst it's currently in the shed The other one looks......uuummmm.....what's the right word for it......like a smashed crab gone wrong????