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self adhessive number plates
JumboBeef:
--- Quote from: Llanigraham on April 30, 2010, 21:28:00 ---Number plates now have to have the makers name and post code on them, which can then be cross-checked with their register.
--- End quote ---
Only on post-2001 motors.
My 1996 Disco has 'blank' (if you know what I mean!) number plates which have been on there for three years now, without any problems.
auf_wiedersehen_pet:
I think there's also an issue with visibility. Most bonnet mounted plates are partially obscured due to the angle of the bonnet.
LiftedDisco:
As above, best bet is to speak to your MOT chap...
I have a stick on number to the offside of the winch bumper - last time round he looked at it (probably as it's a bit faded from jetwashing bits of Sibbertoft off it!) and commented that it wasn't legal but that he also knew that I would break a 'proper' plate.
His view was that a stick on plate was a better compromise than a damaged solid plate...
redhand:
MOT tester manual link
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_630.htm vertical or as vertical as possible rules out been laid flat on a bonnet.
dxmedia:
Not the least bit illegal, but it is age dependent as above. Just think the front end of an e-type jag.
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