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sarke
1st February 2009, 20:38
are they legal and how
i wanna know the facts:afro:
Tom5190
1st February 2009, 20:40
no dont think they are(i have just bought some though lol) there not reflective which makes them not legal, also i dont think they have the address of were they were made either. not 100% on that and why there not legal but i jsut no they arnt
Curran
1st February 2009, 20:46
pressed plates are just as legal as plastic plates as long as you buy them from the right place.

e.g. dubmeister

i have pressed plates which are 100% legal.
Tom5190
1st February 2009, 20:49
pressed plates are just as legal as plastic plates as long as you buy them from the right place.

e.g. dubmeister

i have pressed plates which are 100% legal.

are they reflective? and how much you pay?
Curran
1st February 2009, 20:54
yes otherwise they wouldnt be legal

and £30 iirc
LeeM
1st February 2009, 23:36
if you get metal pressed ones with a reflective backing and make sure the lettering is legal uk font and spacing with no foreign marks on (like the german stamps in the middle etc) then they are perfectly legal. unsure about the eu flags tho, like if you put an F on them it may not be legal but not entirely sure on that
Richy25988
2nd February 2009, 00:24
Yes as above there legal if there reflective, and cant have the F on the left hand side
Matt
2nd February 2009, 00:28
You can have pressed plates aslong as its in english font witht the correct size and spacing.
You cant have the french style with the french font and spacing or the F badge at the beggingn mate
charlie106
2nd February 2009, 09:00
iv orderd some reflective pressed plates with GB on the left. got mine of ebay £20 inc P+P hope there legal
5AMBO
2nd February 2009, 11:33
do you mean low down???
Jorddd
2nd February 2009, 17:27
I bought some pressed plates of ebay bout month a ago was 20 all in and there legal not ever been pulled
PETE-VTR
2nd February 2009, 17:35
You can have pressed plates aslong as its in english font witht the correct size and spacing.
You cant have the french style with the french font and spacing or the F badge at the beggingn mate


you can have the french 'F' on your plates you are alowed to have a badge from anywhere in europe...

aslong as its in the correct font with the corrct spacing
Curran
2nd February 2009, 18:07
you can have the french 'F' on your plates you are alowed to have a badge from anywhere in europe...

aslong as its in the correct font with the corrct spacing

no you cant.

its GB or nothing.
davidharvey
3rd February 2009, 01:51
no you cant.

its GB or nothing.

Its GB Euro or nothing. Nothing looks much better anyway in my opinion.
MR_N
3rd February 2009, 07:34
dubmiester pressed plates have the special "E" mark and are road legal. Its normal Uk font and colours with either GB on the side or just plain. Keep your reciept aswel as on the invoice it says "road legal pressed plates" so if officer dibble stops you, you can appeal against it.
Proffitt
3rd February 2009, 09:24
French Pressed Plates are illegal, full stop!

Saying that, i've had them on my car for about 2/3 months and had no trouble with the police :D