Euro Plates - Where to make
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Hi all.
Would like to ask where can i make LTA legal Euro Plates for my car.
Apparently, there are mixed opinions about whether they are or are not legal. Regardless, i think i will just go to the workshop and ask them if they have LTA compliant ones.
So anyone knows where i can get good quality Euro plates?
Thanks! -
From Europe.Originally posted by matchless:So anyone knows where i can get good quality Euro plates? -
What car are you driving?Originally posted by matchless:for my car. -
me also wanna make..
anyone got ibfo on price and workshop? -
i also want to join the trend leh
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Y would LTA approve a european plates? Is just not right.
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you can get the original type from MRSign at Hoy Huat Rd(can't remember the address) just that its opp the new CPIB
if you want the plastic type, go to Johnson Stickers (next to TP)
cost is from $70 to $120..
plastic is cheaper...
but bare in mind!! if you use EURO fronts, be prepared to get stop by the MEN in White more often and get Tickets!!! -
Thnx.. Are those plastic ones legal?Originally posted by EVOW123:you can get the original type from MRSign at Hoy Huat Rd(can't remember the address) just that its opp the new CPIB
if you want the plastic type, go to Johnson Stickers (next to TP)
cost is from $70 to $120..
plastic is cheaper...
but bare in mind!! if you use EURO fronts, be prepared to get stop by the MEN in White more often and get Tickets!!!
I am interested in the normal font but with those blue graphics at the side..
How much lidat?
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just a note, pls make sure the country letter on the blue portion of the plate corresponds to the country of manufacture of your vehicle if not it'll look really weird and dumb..
unless u're not driving a euro car in the first place.. -
i know some idiots will come in and say its not legal and stuff..but this will be the last time i m saying this! its 100% legal..u get that? no? good for u!
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i know some idiots will come in and say its not legal and stuff..but this will be the last time i m saying this! its 100% legal..u get that? no? good for u!
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i teach you.... just buy some blue tape and stick it at the left portion of your current plates. i tried with mine b4Originally posted by HeXy:Thnx.. Are those plastic ones legal?
I am interested in the normal font but with those blue graphics at the side..
How much lidat?
Thnx
happens so that mine is the front white and behind yellow so it kinda look very convincing when looked from a distance. had it on for months till my inspection last year when the they told me to take it off LOL -
Thanks for all the bros who gave me useful advice. I agree with bro Garage R, it is definitely legal if you use british style fonts and NOT euro fonts if you do euro plate. what i gather is front must be white background, and back is yellow background. our current plates all use british standard fonts.
of course euro fonts look cooler but highly illegal.
thanks again. anyway i drive a bmw so i think a euro plate will sort of match the manufacture of my car. i know it's still quite ridiculous to have a euro plate for singapore car but hey, it looks cool and i guess that is all that matters.
btw, LTA has replied and said that they have no problems with euro plates as long as the fonts and spacing are compliant with their standards.
so for those bros who wanna do euro plates, no prob. just make sure you do the legal ones.
cheers -
I heard of the material and the reflective thingy used in no plates. is there a standard? i dont want to get failed on inspection due to wrong material or sth like that..Originally posted by matchless:Thanks for all the bros who gave me useful advice. I agree with bro Garage R, it is definitely legal if you use british style fonts and NOT euro fonts if you do euro plate. what i gather is front must be white background, and back is yellow background. our current plates all use british standard fonts.
of course euro fonts look cooler but highly illegal.
thanks again. anyway i drive a bmw so i think a euro plate will sort of match the manufacture of my car. i know it's still quite ridiculous to have a euro plate for singapore car but hey, it looks cool and i guess that is all that matters.
btw, LTA has replied and said that they have no problems with euro plates as long as the fonts and spacing are compliant with their standards.
so for those bros who wanna do euro plates, no prob. just make sure you do the legal ones.
cheers -
Did mine at -Originally posted by matchless:Hi all.
Would like to ask where can i make LTA legal Euro Plates for my car.
Apparently, there are mixed opinions about whether they are or are not legal. Regardless, i think i will just go to the workshop and ask them if they have LTA compliant ones.
So anyone knows where i can get good quality Euro plates?
Thanks!
Soh Guan Chuan Auto Supply
@ 3005, Ubi Ave 3 #01-50
Tel: 67475287
GB plates with british fonts cost me $70. Looks good. -
but he needs D, not GB o.0 got options?Originally posted by nullifi3d:Did mine at -
Soh Guan Chuan Auto Supply
@ 3005, Ubi Ave 3 #01-50
Tel: 67475287
GB plates with british fonts cost me $70. Looks good.
actually I want to custom make one with SG xD oh well. if they do that as well i might visit them xD -
bro. any pics of it?Originally posted by nullifi3d:Did mine at -
Soh Guan Chuan Auto Supply
@ 3005, Ubi Ave 3 #01-50
Tel: 67475287
GB plates with british fonts cost me $70. Looks good.
i brought one from Australia cost me abt $90+ inculding shipping. takes quite a while for it to reach sg. thought of getting one from this ship. -
They do GB, D, I, F, etc plates for you. With Euro fonts or British fonts. But with Euro fonts may cost a lil' more.Originally posted by Vigelic:but he needs D, not GB o.0 got options?
actually I want to custom make one with SG xD oh well. if they do that as well i might visit them xD