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what did they put on the bottom ? ie what make post code etc or did leave them plain ?
harry_p wrote:if you have either german font or german badge then be prepared for grief and fines.
the only uk legal pressed plates have a bs marked reflective background and standard uk font with an optional eu flag with either EU or GB under it.
i got the mrs some uk font non badged plates for her golf and they look good, i wouldnt bother with stupid fonts, false badges etc, it's all just a bit too 10 years ago
although you could claim they are years old and that way theres nafall they can do,if they were fitted before current law changes which i beleive was something like 1995 then they wont really have much to say,just say its an old car on old plates,didnt want to change the character of it but if you say i must officer,i will........harry_p wrote:i can't remember tbh, i'm a bit fussy about these things too so would have noticed if it was big. i'll try and dig out some photos.
again, you need the postcode to stay 100% legal, without it any coppa can give you a £30 fine and rectification notice, although they'd have to be pretty jobsworth to stop you for that alone.
how long did you have them ?TheHeap wrote:I had these plates and never got pulled for them. Ebay jobbies to
e30mtec wrote:
although you could claim they are years old and that way theres nafall they can do,if they were fitted before current law changes which i beleive was something like 1995 then they wont really have much to say,just say its an old car on old plates,didnt want to change the character of it but if you say i must officer,i will........
while you are 
and all that old 8ollox 
so youve been pulled a lot, but not for the plates as such or anything said about them ?TheHeap wrote:Polsta, i had them for maybe a year and i got (and get for that matter) pulled hundreds of times. And i'm not kidding, but never a word said about the car always about me and why am i here and why are you
, want the old style look with the german badges
