not seen anyone post it, but

 

2ED is for sale (POA) at regtransfers... cool if you've got the wedge!

 

Rich

Hi mate,

 

You cannot put an M plate on a 1990 car - DVLA regulations clearly state you cannot make the car appear newer than it is. If you buy a reg from DVLA direct they ask what year of car you are going to put the plate on and warn you of the law before you hand over the money.

 

They then remind you of your legal obligations for mis-representing the letters/numbers and even ask why you want those specific initials. You get one last chance to change your mind before entereing into a legally binding contract to buy the plate and promise not to break the law on displaying it.

 

I've bought 3 from them over the last 5 years and the process has always been the same.

 

HTH

 

Richard :cool:

 

That's hilarious - the people who are able to charge extortionate amounts for plates which are easily 'doctored' have the bare faced cheek to ask why you're buying the plate which with a little modifying says your name!!! Bunch of hypocritical ****ers! :xxx: :xxx:

:dance: i just love my plate k300

jap had it at a bargain ive got plate companys e mailing me all the time with plates with 300 in plates for you is one of them

:dance: i just love my plate k300

jap had it at a bargain ive got plate companys e mailing me all the time with plates with 300 in plates for you is one of them

The previous owner of my Twin Turbo put J300 TTB on it , Bless `im ! LOL

I got lucky , methinks

:tongue:

class

 

how hot are they on plates newer than cars? if the cars still registered as a 1990 on all the docs surely you cant be considered to be falsifying the age of the car? plate im after is an 'M' plate.

 

Can't be done, newest prefix you can have is G or H depending on what your's was.

How about H15 300

I have an Irish plate with **Z300* in the middle. It has been suggested that I respace it so Z300 is separated from the other characters but IMHO I think it cheapens the whole appearance of the car, made worse by using italics and fancy text. I would rather spend the money on performance mods. Plus why risk being stopped for a number plate offence and risk DVLA revoking it? So mine reads **Z 300* and obviously anyone with a Z will understand it.

I want the number plate Y3FOL as my surname is FOLEY, i just need a car to put it on. on my log book it says date of first registration as 1999 so could i not put this plate on. the car is a G reg

I've gotta get a prize for this :dance:

 

Brings back memories of when I first got it, stock and white.....

I've gotta get a prize for this :dance:

 

Brings back memories of when I first got it, stock and white.....

 

L30 over the top. :bow:

L30 over the top. :bow:

 

 

I always say it's

 

L

 

300

 

Twin Turbo :D

I want the number plate Y3FOL as my surname is FOLEY, i just need a car to put it on. on my log book it says date of first registration as 1999 so could i not put this plate on. the car is a G reg

 

Nope, Y is 2000/2001 isnt it? Look for FOL 3Y, don't suppose it would be cheap if available though.

Mine is a Jap import plate j*** RTT and even though it means fook all as all imports in Exeter are RTT at the end people still ask me if it's a personalised registration plate. Could mean Targa Top.

tried FOL3Y. There is no registrations available on the dvla website with the prefix F

Well i still think mine is best so..........

 

Neeerrr Ner Ner Ner Neerrrrrrrrrrrr!! :tongue:

i like my nissan dealers 350z plate its [350Z GT]

tried FOL3Y. There is no registrations available on the dvla website with the prefix F

Try other Reg sites as DVLA only sell current or prefix style plates thru their websites.

 

You could try http://www.nationalnumbers.co.uk or http://www.regtransfers.co.uk

 

They will be more expensive, but you get lots more choice.

 

HTH

Still want B19 5LAG. Saw it once but didn't stop them and offer money for it.

Mine is a H plate jap import .Imported in 2005 but my log book says year of manufacture 93 does this mean i can put a h j an k private plate on it.

Mine is a H plate jap import .Imported in 2005 but my log book says year of manufacture 93 does this mean i can put a h j an k private plate on it.

 

If your log book says 1993 then you can go up to an "L" reg plate.

 

How come it currently sports an "H" plate if it's registered as a 1993?

 

Richard :)

If your log book says 1993 then you can go up to an "L" reg plate.

 

How come it currently sports an "H" plate if it's registered as a 1993?

 

Richard :)

 

This thread deffinately seems to have brought up some funny old stories of imported reg' questions. When i put my private number on my car the DVLA asked me what model Nissan it was? I shou;d have said MICRA and got cheap insurance? :smash:

Mine is a H plate jap import .Imported in 2005 but my log book says year of manufacture 93 does this mean i can put a h j an k private plate on it.

Sounds a little odd, 93 would mean K so don't understand the H plate? But then I don't really know much about importing cars!

I Have The Best Plate Ever? Tur80s

 

What car do you have that on?

I had "J300 GW" (J30ogw) on my Z32 I sold it with the car to one of Cartmans mates. Anybody seen my old car lately??

 

I've got a sweet plate on my Z33 that I get asked about all the time if it's real :tongue:

What car do you have that on?

I had "J300 GW" (J30ogw) on my Z32 I sold it with the car to one of Cartmans mates. Anybody seen my old car lately??

 

I've got a sweet plate on my Z33 that I get asked about all the time if it's real :tongue:

 

 

Superb mate. There is not a lot you can do with the new 51 plates. well not as much and the laws are much more strict. My son is called Ross so a 55 plate with RO which i am sure is from the heathrow area would be great if he could afford a new car.