Cheap number plates

fatboyonadiet · 8 May 2006 at 9:50AM

My other one's have got water in them and gone a bit black as a result, where can I get some cheap new one's from? Can you buy them online, or is it a journey to a car spares shop?

Pink. · 8 May 2006 at 3:09PM

Hi,

You might get more help with this on the Motoring board, so I've moved your thread over there.

Pink

fatboyonadiet · 8 May 2006 at 3:22PM

Cheers, was sure if it was the best board.

highguyuk · 8 May 2006 at 7:11PM

For basic ones I'd try your local car spares - likely to be cheaper than anywhere else. Maybe eBay or other online sellers too, all depends on your local area and competition.

If your wanting England flags and EU signs etc, make sure you read the legal plate requirements from the DVLA website. EU and England Flags etc are legal, Chelsea FC footie flag isnt (and your car may come in for some damage! Ahem!).

thetope · 8 May 2006 at 8:49PM

i have used fancyplates.com for my car and motorbike. can't fault them. they do legal style* plates without the need for showing all the documentation.

*NB not *strictly* legal as they don't have the manufacturers name and postcode printed on them but no mot station is going to fail you if they are the correct size, font and spacing

tomstickland · 8 May 2006 at 9:29PM

My local panel suppliers does them for around £6 per plate.

RodneyTrotter · 11 May 2006 at 1:36AM

Give this bloke a mail, tell him what you're after. Really nice plates inc. fitting kit cost around £18..........I had some for our motor, then so have a few neighbours!!!! In e mail pls quote "Referal Via Suffolk Marketing Team"...thx

info@bonnettoboot.co.uk

Murphy_The_Cat · 12 May 2006 at 1:53PM

craigsplates offer a really good service & choice of plates.

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