pressed plates...

1. vtrowland Regular Poster Joined: Dec 2010 glossop, derbyshire Posts: 293 51 plate icelandic vtr, :)

   #1 14th February 2011, 15:32

   i have french pressed plates, and have been told to remove them by police...
   now, euro plates r legal...
   if i change the F on my plates to an E would this be legal??
   the plates also have the euro ring of stars...
   cheers tom
2. user_44502 Saxperience Post Whore Joined: May 2010 Posts: 6234

   #2 14th February 2011, 15:45

   Glad you asked this question cos i bought a saxo with fench plates on but some say there ilegal but this lad had em on his car for 8 months and never stopped,
   heres a pic of mine
   
   
3. vtrowland Regular Poster Joined: Dec 2010 glossop, derbyshire Posts: 293 51 plate icelandic vtr, :)

   #3 14th February 2011, 15:56

   pressed plates r legal,
   but french arnt... so gb logo is legal or blank 1s are 2...but i wanna no if i change my F to an E would this be legal? lol
4. GoochyBoy Established Member Joined: Nov 2008 Lichfield Posts: 1744 Black Saxo VTR MK2

   #4 14th February 2011, 16:42

   Gaz - Yours are legal mate as they have the GB Sign
   Rowland - Can you not just buy GB Ones ? - They do look better than Standard imho
5. user_44502 Saxperience Post Whore Joined: May 2010 Posts: 6234

   #5 14th February 2011, 16:46

   Quote:

   Originally Posted by GoochyBoy Gaz - Yours are legal mate as they have the GB Sign Rowland - Can you not just buy GB Ones ? - They do look better than Standard imho

   Wells thats good news, thanks kidda
6. user_28436 Established Member Joined: Nov 2008 Shropshire Posts: 1786

   #6 14th February 2011, 19:31

   made a thread on it last week...
   
   Pressed plates are legal providing they are reflective, have the maker of the plates details, a GB logo or no logo and also the BSAU145d number. Also to be fully complient with the law the maker of the plates must of seen proof of ownership of the vehicle and proof of id.
7. forbessid Frequent Poster Joined: Jun 2006 Cheshire Posts: 621 mk2 Icelandic Vts.

   #7 15th February 2011, 19:03

   thought pressed plates are illegal as they are none reflective thats my understanding anyway.
8. user_28436 Established Member Joined: Nov 2008 Shropshire Posts: 1786

   #8 15th February 2011, 20:19

   There are companies that can make pressed plates that are reflective, such as dubmiester. Along with the other requirements meaning they're legal