Personal plate question.

Originally Posted by shonadoll

I didn't say you could.

Thats what i thought you meant when you said conceal its age...
A guy near me has 3 different Audi's, with the following numberplates:
S1 FRT
S2 FRT
S3 FRT

Whenever i see them i think of the word fart... perhaps not the effect he was after.

I've got a private plate on the car - had it for 3-4 years and never* had a problem... the plate is "100% legal" in every respect (font, size, colours, even have the GB/Euro flag marker on the left), except the spacing has been changed slightly... in fact, there are no spaces - so my plate reads "L7NVX" whereas there should be a space between the 7 and the N to make it "legal".

It's barely noticeable on the cage though - probably more noticeable on a bike where you've shifted lines. But there we go

* - until 3 weeks ago when it failed it's MOT on the plate. Promptly got a couple of "proper" plates made up at Halfrauds, stuck them over the top of my proper plate, had the MOT guy pass it, then promptly ripped them off and stuck them in the boot.

[Dave20046]

Originally Posted by shonadoll

I think people also like them as they conceal the age of your vehicle.

Exactly before I went and ****ed my bike up, when I had just bought it someone looked it over and asked me if I'd bought it brand new but just as they did so they looked at the plate and saw the V reg and went 'oh' flatly lol.