Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[grain.ben]

as per above, is the footer on these number plates illegal?

[doz]

Yep.

[grain.ben]

Damn  so how do garages get round it then when they advertise their garage, i.e Perrys in the footer?

[05omegav6]

You sure they seem to have the BS number on the rhs bottom corner...

[grain.ben]

i was thinking of getting new plates for her and this website i found allows you to choose wether to have the legal details in the bottom rh corner or not.

Its the footer im more concerned about

[grain.ben]

ahh, ive just found my answer at the bottom of this page > http://www.platesforcars.co.uk/legal_guidelines.html

[Andy B]

Mine came via eBay & have nothing at the foot ...... never been a problem at MOT time though.

[Del Boy]

You must have the suppliers name & postcode at the bottom of the plates for them to be legal. For example BMW plates come with BMW (UK) RG12 8TA, Vauxhall in Canterbury use PERRY'S CT2 0EZ. Then the obvious BSAU145d  .

[05omegav6]

So summat like 'TVP   OX26 2ZA' would be perfectly acceptable on a newly made set...

[Del Boy]

So summat like 'TVP   OX26 2ZA' would be perfectly acceptable on a newly made set...

If TVP were the suppliers, yes of course  .

[05omegav6]

So summat like 'TVP   OX26 2ZA' would be perfectly acceptable on a newly made set...

If TVP were the suppliers, yes of course  .

  what's a technicality between layers of red tape

[Del Boy]

So summat like 'TVP   OX26 2ZA' would be perfectly acceptable on a newly made set...

If TVP were the suppliers, yes of course  .

  what's a technicality between layers of red tape

Technically, there's a suppliers name and postcode on the plates, now whether the plates were on the car when you bought it are a different matter  .

[05omegav6]

 

[Del Boy]

But of course they were on there, you have many witnesses for that  .

[05omegav6]

It wasn't that one I was thinking of...