custom plates
 

ill be registering my car here in a few days.... does this country offer custom plates for the car..... i want it to say something(dont know what yet) but any info you have is helpful

Not really, the DVLA have something called "cherished" plates but it's quite tricky to get something useful nowadays. The best we get are the "Scooby" plates but they are running out now...


i.e S50 OBY

There are basically perhaps 2 things you should be aware of, one is, to a degree, you can have a plate to read a certain way, such as initialls or a word etc, these are called "cherished transfer" or "private" plates.

It depends of course on the age of your car. You mind find this resource useful DVLA Personalised registrations , but you could pay mega-bucks for some of these !!

The other is how you display the chosen registration, ie fonts, size etc.
There are set guidelines for how a plate should look in the UK. You may find this site useful Number plates and registration marks

Of course you can have what ever you want for 'off-road' use and 'show purposes'.

Hope this helps.

:razz: spoil sport :D

There's always one isn't there..... :lol1:

Tissy, have you voted on my "PLEASE HELP" thread yet :wonder:

I don't know, you try to be helpful and constructive :wonder:

But you're right.......wrx_yank, grab a piece of plastic about the size of a number plate, hell any size you want really. Put what ever numbers and letters you want on it to make your own choice of number plate and your done.

Best of luck :p

HOLY S*IT those plates on that site are rediculosly priced... and im not paying my left arm for somthing that is 1 letter off from what i want ....JEEESH in AMERICA you can get a plate that says anything!!!!! for $60 ....thats 30 pounds, ill be dammed if im paying 399 pounds minimum..... screw that.... thanks for the help any ways fellas... maybe ill just pesonalize them with fancyplates.com are those legal(with the funky colors and weird fonts and the subaru symbol) i would much rather do that



so are they legal or what?

Hi Mate
They are only legal for road use IF they are of the correct font, colour, spacing and height..as Tissy said.

Saying that, I have seen plates that are spaced out wrong e.g. a car with '11' slanted to look like a 'V' or something like 'H1S MC' instead of the correct spacing 'H1 SMC'

HTH and good luck in Blighty :thumb:

Andy

Welcome to Great Britain wrx_yank ...... You will get used to be being shafted for everything you want over here.

The only good thing, everything 'seems' cheap when you go abroad :D

Great post

Reputation point added to your account :D