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SteveD CB500K0:
Nowadays you have to prove who you are and that you are the registered keeper to have a plate made:

https://www.gov.uk/displaying-number-plates/getting-number-plates-made-up

Nurse Julie:

--- Quote from: SteveD CB500F on May 18, 2017, 11:22:16 AM ---Nowadays you have to prove who you are and that you are the registered keeper to have a plate made:

https://www.gov.uk/displaying-number-plates/getting-number-plates-made-up

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In theory, yes you do but in practice that is not the case. We get all our plates from Jap Graphics and they never ask for any documentation. Most suppliers when ordering on line never ask for anything.

Bryanj:
It's only new plates that need ID etc, if its been on there for years (wink, wink) it does not need a suppliers ID etc

kevski:
Only pre 72 would not need plate makers mark, any black and silver after that would from a legal standpoint.

Tomb:

--- Quote from: kevski on May 18, 2017, 05:39:22 PM ---Only pre 72 would not need plate makers mark, any black and silver after that would from a legal standpoint.

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True, any black plates retro fitted as part of the post '72 rolling rule would have to comply to current rules regarding manufacturers identifications. So vehicles from '72 to '77 using black plates would have to have manufacturers identification as owners can't claim they were fitted originally.

What's to stop folk making their own plate and putting their post code on the bottom?

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