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OK, so all you need to do (as Dug points out) is to accurately mark on the router plate the points to drill. What is the router base plate made out of? Another possibility would be to clamp the two together on a pillar drill then using a small bit pass through the mount base into the router part then you know you are drilling in the right location.
Dammit - unless you get any better offers, why not come and do it yourself at my work?