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Moorey:

--- Quote from: PHILIP2908 on February 26, 2019, 08:20:39 AM ---Hi,
It took about 10 days to get the V5.
Downside is they keep the VJMC dating letter (you have to send the original which has an embossed stamp) and the American title (which has a watermark); so make copies as you won't see the originals again.
Cheers,
Phil

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I thought you didn't need a dating letter if you have the US title.

Rob62:
That's my understanding too.

royhall:
You don't unless it was a late or incorrect registration and you want the right year plate. I have a 1977 CB750F2 that wasn't registered until 1980 so I could have got a dating letter to change that. Couldn't be bothered though.

mike the bike:
Go for the 2 line plate.  Pressed ali looks way better than plastic.  Are you having a yellow plate or black?

PHILIP2908:
Hi again,
I'm going for ally plates on black; the letters & numbers shine up really well with a polish.
I've looked at loads of photos from the '70s and decided to go for a 2 line plate and a pair of curved for the front mudguard. A 3 line plate for the rear just wouldn't look right in my mind; OK on Brit Iron but not a 70s Honda.
Take a look at https://www.tippersvintageplates.co.uk/phdi/p1.nsf/supppages/tippers?opendocument&part=6
Cheers
Phil

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