drewster
Well-Known Member
did i not quoat this ??
Jongould
New Member
That's probably because they 'usually' have the pressed plates, I don't see how they are more illegal than a sticker, but then again, I think different cop's in different places will say different things
That's because pressed plates, or classic plates as they are known, are legal on pre 72 vehicles, most aircooleds are before this time.
There is no law about it being infront of the wheels though, that's coppers talking bull****, same as the 1.5M thing, never come across that in any of the manuals or legal crap we have to deal with...
Mk1collector
Active Member
That's probably because they 'usually' have the pressed plates, I don't see how they are more illegal than a sticker, but then again, I think different cop's in different places will say different things
You can get legal pressed plates in the correct colour, font and bs marked
mud muppet
New Member
stick it .......where you like.
Dave90
Well-Known Member
I usually see them in that daft font, I see it quite pointless to get pressed plates that look exactly like normal plates
Jongould
New Member
So true, i grew out of funky plates about a week after i started driving... personally the plates are something we all have to have so just deal with it. I get so many customers try to tell me thier plates are legal just 'cos thier mate dave says so...
Dave90
Well-Known Member
When did I try to justify illegal plates? I hate the things, I've got a normal set of plates with nothing but my registration on them?
Jongould
New Member
Dave90
Well-Known Member
Never said you did, I was agreeing with you there
Oh right, just a bit of a coincidence by using Dave as the example mate's name, my bad, sorry :doh:
Jongould
New Member
Oh right, just a bit of a coincidence by using Dave as the example mate's name, my bad, sorry :doh:
Ah yeah, I didn't even notice, I always use 'me mate dave' as a generic term, shoulda spotted that one lol
