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944 man
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Only for newly manufactured (2001 onwards) parts. Original plates are perfectly legal: the only retrospective legislation was to outlaw silly unreadable fonts, which had also remained legal on original plates after the 2001 change. Personally, for a 1990 car, Id have old style (legal then) plates made, because who can argue that they arent original? Id ensure that I had a correct large rear plate too, as opposed to the smaller conventional sized one. There isnt a legal plate size, as Im sure everyone knows - the law only stipulates character font, font size, spacing & minimum borders and legal plate sizing is a result of this. A maximum size isnt stipulated. SimonORIGINAL: pauljmcnultyI've no idea. As I understand it, it's illegal to have number plates that don't have the BS stamp on them. I'd guess that there'd be no argument if they were obviously original plates and you'd not drawn attention to yourself. Having a set of plates with background printing, odd fonts, non-standard spacing, company logos etc. will lead to problems.Paul, When you say they must have a BS stamp (British standard presumably?) the old ones probably don't so is it just that they would look new so therefore must be new or is it just the new style of plate that needs it?
Northern924
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Well, I'd say that depends upon where those 12 inches are attached ... [ORIGINAL: sc0tty There's even a guy at my office who plates is T 12 1NCH !!! what a complete dickhead.
Copperman05
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Or perhaps just wishful thinking... EddORIGINAL: zcacogpWell, I'd say that depends upon where those 12 inches are attached ... [ORIGINAL: sc0tty There's even a guy at my office who plates is T 12 1NCH !!! what a complete dickhead.] Oli.
chrisg
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Northern924
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Peter Empson
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That's my reading of the law too (makes sense, there'd be an outcry if we were all forced to change them). To have any chance of prosecution they'd have to prove that you bought the plates since the ruling change, and I suspect/hope the police have better things to do. I have not had a problem with the number plates on my cars going through an MOT and neither car has current spec reg plates as I think they spoil the look of a classic car (the white car even has a vinyl front one and that passes). What I think is a little more worrying is the French police attitude to number plates [link=http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=48&t=860302]as reported on PH[/link].ORIGINAL: zcacogp Is it that numberplates on cars need to comply with those rules, or that any new numberplates made have to comply with those rules? I think it's the latter.
CarreraRSR
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Anyone used dealerplates.co.uk recently. They've not responded to my enquiry. I want original pre 2001 'Charles Wright' font in solid black. Currently I can only find one supplier with the font but in 3D style. I am re painting my 924 turbo and want new original plates. I have them currently but must be 20 years old and a little tired. Although no BS number as currently required has passed all its recent MOT's without issue. Any ideas??ORIGINAL: 944 gm try [link=http://www.dealerplates.co.uk/]http://www.dealerplates.co.uk/[/link] who can recreate your original plates.

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