Reg number plate

[Remyd]

I am looking at buying a new Reg number plate as the front one is cracked.

Any recommendations as where to buy them from?

Remy

[Paul Scott]

What style plate do you have fitted Remy?

[Remyd]

Not entirely sure, i can try to find a picture.

[Remyd]

[Bumpa]

There are a number of online suppliers of all types of UK reg plates. I have used these people before and was pleased with the plates they made.
http://www.chestnut-registrations.co.uk/

EDIT: I have just seen your photo. That is not an original style of plate for a J reg car. It would have had pressed letters on an aluminium plate, silver on black. Like these http://www.chestnut-registrations.co.uk ... lates.aspx

[Not_Anumber]

Is that an Australian reg ?

[Remyd]

No it goes back the right way round when you click on it!
No idea why it went upside down!

[Remyd]

There are a number of online suppliers of all types of UK reg plates. I have used these people before and was pleased with the plates they made.
http://www.chestnut-registrations.co.uk/

EDIT: I have just seen your photo. That is not an original style of plate for a J reg car. It would have had pressed letters on an aluminium plate, silver on black. Like these http://www.chestnut-registrations.co.uk ... lates.aspx

Thanks! Not a lot is original spec in my MG!

[Vic Butler]

The problem with on line suppliers is that you have to send the V5C, something I'd never do.
When I wanted black and silver plates for my 1975 Land Rover I went to a nearby motor factor with the V5C, they checked that the plates were legal for the vehicle and I collected them a couple of days later. I still had the V5C.

[Not_Anumber]

I went for pressed silver on black plates from an EBay seller who had lots of feedback, I just attached a photo of the V5.

I have to confess Ive always liked the look of silver on black plates and was pleased when the law changed to allow them on anything up to 1980.