Who makes German No Plate?
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Re: Who makes German No Plate?
http://www.autoplates.com/ki14000.htm
or you can do it locally @ ubi...its near the the traffic police..the first shop at the corner that makes sticker and number plates...look for johnson..
http://www.autoplates.com/ki14000.htm
or you can do it locally @ ubi...its near the the traffic police..the first shop at the corner that makes sticker and number plates...look for johnson..
The Mixmaster
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Re: Who makes German No Plate?
Johnson's tel numbers are 97375050 and 67482202. Shops' name is Soh Guan Chuan.
Ask him to give you fonts that are legal if you don't want any problems with the LTA.
Johnson's tel numbers are 97375050 and 67482202. Shops' name is Soh Guan Chuan.
Ask him to give you fonts that are legal if you don't want any problems with the LTA.
tell them u from BMW forum cheaper haha... they have the chrome holder too, very nice.
Re: Who makes German No Plate?
German plates attract TP like Bees to Honey.....
So it'll be a $70 fine.......good luck......
kekekeke
'The Great White'
German plates attract TP like Bees to Honey.....
So it'll be a $70 fine.......good luck......
kekekeke
'The Great White'
Re: Who makes German No Plate?
U are lucky loh.....so many bros kena liao.....
If your car is stock to the bone except for the plate, then it's only $70 fine.....if not, it may lead to more findings by the TP which U'll regret later........... :nehnehhh:
'The Great White'
Terry;151529 said:
U are lucky loh.....so many bros kena liao.....
If your car is stock to the bone except for the plate, then it's only $70 fine.....if not, it may lead to more findings by the TP which U'll regret later........... :nehnehhh:
'The Great White'
Re: Who makes German No Plate?
At least the fonts are LTA approved leh.......from far dun attract TP leh......:nehnehhh:
If U kena, please post comments/review here hor..... :juggle:
'The Great White'
Terry;151586 said:ur plate number black and white also buay sai ler.... hahaha..
At least the fonts are LTA approved leh.......from far dun attract TP leh......:nehnehhh:
If U kena, please post comments/review here hor..... :juggle:
'The Great White'
German-Plates
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Re: Who makes German No Plate?
We make german plates in the U.K. and send worldwide. We have been making plates for 11 years, and these are Genuine embossed German Plates. Take a look at German Number Plates - Made in the U.K
And I am looking for a rep to take car of these plates in Sinapore, and will earn a commision on all orders sent to the country. Give a look, and send me an email at [email protected]
Many thanks
Craig.
We make german plates in the U.K. and send worldwide. We have been making plates for 11 years, and these are Genuine embossed German Plates. Take a look at German Number Plates - Made in the U.K
And I am looking for a rep to take car of these plates in Sinapore, and will earn a commision on all orders sent to the country. Give a look, and send me an email at [email protected]
Many thanks
Craig.
Ronkovic
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Re: Who makes German No Plate?
Hi Tom,
There's 2 version of plates that you can consider if you wanna do Euro style plates:
Version 1: British Version
This is pretty much a Singapore-style plate (Cos' the fonts are the same) but with the EU flag and country tag (GB in this case as it follows the same style) on the left side of the plate.
The pros of this is that the font and everything is similar to that of Singapore so less obvious to any discrepancy.
Version 2: German / European Version
This essentially is totally different from the Singaporean/British plate as the font type used is not the same as our standard font. So straightaway, your plate will look different from the majority of plates running on Singapore Roads. Like typical Euro plate, they will have the EU Flag and country tag on the left side of the plate.
I'm using/have used both versions.
Hi Tom,
There's 2 version of plates that you can consider if you wanna do Euro style plates:
Version 1: British Version
This is pretty much a Singapore-style plate (Cos' the fonts are the same) but with the EU flag and country tag (GB in this case as it follows the same style) on the left side of the plate.
The pros of this is that the font and everything is similar to that of Singapore so less obvious to any discrepancy.
Version 2: German / European Version
This essentially is totally different from the Singaporean/British plate as the font type used is not the same as our standard font. So straightaway, your plate will look different from the majority of plates running on Singapore Roads. Like typical Euro plate, they will have the EU Flag and country tag on the left side of the plate.
I'm using/have used both versions.
Sky
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Re: Who makes German No Plate?
FYI guys,
Dear Sir/Madam ,
VEHICLE BEARING EUROPEAN (EU) LICENCE PLATE
FEEDBACK NUMBER: 428818
Thank you for your feedback of 26/10/2006.
2 We wish to inform you that the technical requirements for vehicle
licence plates permitted in Singapore can be found in Rule 15 and the
Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and
Licensing) Rules. In summary, the arrangement of letters and numerical
figures on the licence plate of a motor car must meet the following
requirements:
(a) the letters and numerical figures are 70 mm high, 50 mm wide and 10
mm
broad;
(b) the space between adjoining letters and between adjoining numerical
figures shall be 10 mm;
(c) the space between the letters and numerical figures shall be 20 mm;
(d) a margin between the nearest part of any letter or numerical figure
and the top or bottom of the number plate shall be 10 mm;
(e) a margin between the nearest part of any letter or numerical figure
and the sides of the number plate shall be 20 mm; and
(f) where the letters and numerical figures are arranged in 2 rows, the
space between top and bottom row should be 15 mm.
3 In addition, the vehicle licence plates are required to comply with
either of the following requirements:
(i) Letters and figures are white, silver or light grey on a non-
reflective black background for both front and rear; or
(ii)Letters and figures are blackground on a white reflective
background
for the front, and on a yellow reflective background for the rear.
4 It is an offence for a person to install licence plates that do not
comply with the requirements. Offenders are liable, upon conviction, to
a
fine of up to $1,000 or a jail term of up to three months for the first
offence. Repeated offenders are liable, upon conviction, to a fine of
up to
$2,000 or jail term of up to six months.
5 We have no objection to the European Union licence plates as long
as it
comply with the above requirements.
Once again, thank you for your feedback.
Yours sincerely,
(SIGNED IN LOTUS NOTES)
NEO KHIM HAN PHIL
SENIOR ENGINEER, VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM
VEHICLE ENGINEERING DIVISION
VEHICLE & TRANSIT AND LICENSING GROUP
LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
FYI guys,
Dear Sir/Madam ,
VEHICLE BEARING EUROPEAN (EU) LICENCE PLATE
FEEDBACK NUMBER: 428818
Thank you for your feedback of 26/10/2006.
2 We wish to inform you that the technical requirements for vehicle
licence plates permitted in Singapore can be found in Rule 15 and the
Fourth Schedule of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and
Licensing) Rules. In summary, the arrangement of letters and numerical
figures on the licence plate of a motor car must meet the following
requirements:
(a) the letters and numerical figures are 70 mm high, 50 mm wide and 10
mm
broad;
(b) the space between adjoining letters and between adjoining numerical
figures shall be 10 mm;
(c) the space between the letters and numerical figures shall be 20 mm;
(d) a margin between the nearest part of any letter or numerical figure
and the top or bottom of the number plate shall be 10 mm;
(e) a margin between the nearest part of any letter or numerical figure
and the sides of the number plate shall be 20 mm; and
(f) where the letters and numerical figures are arranged in 2 rows, the
space between top and bottom row should be 15 mm.
3 In addition, the vehicle licence plates are required to comply with
either of the following requirements:
(i) Letters and figures are white, silver or light grey on a non-
reflective black background for both front and rear; or
(ii)Letters and figures are blackground on a white reflective
background
for the front, and on a yellow reflective background for the rear.
4 It is an offence for a person to install licence plates that do not
comply with the requirements. Offenders are liable, upon conviction, to
a
fine of up to $1,000 or a jail term of up to three months for the first
offence. Repeated offenders are liable, upon conviction, to a fine of
up to
$2,000 or jail term of up to six months.
5 We have no objection to the European Union licence plates as long
as it
comply with the above requirements.
Once again, thank you for your feedback.
Yours sincerely,
(SIGNED IN LOTUS NOTES)
NEO KHIM HAN PHIL
SENIOR ENGINEER, VEHICLE CONTROL SYSTEM
VEHICLE ENGINEERING DIVISION
VEHICLE & TRANSIT AND LICENSING GROUP
LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY
Singapore Brummie
Well-Known Member
Re: Who makes German No Plate?
Does anyone know why you can't have a white plate on the front and a black plate on the rear? I have a dark blue colour and that combination would be much better than black on both front and back, or white on front and yellow on rear.
Just curious because I can't see any logic myself.
Does anyone know why you can't have a white plate on the front and a black plate on the rear? I have a dark blue colour and that combination would be much better than black on both front and back, or white on front and yellow on rear.
Just curious because I can't see any logic myself.
Re: Who makes German No Plate?
Wah.. the other day I drove into a road block (road closure thingy for bushman visit) and the 3 officer just stare at my front without doing much... however, my err.. "demon eyes" did puzzled them somewhat.. I was told to turn on my headlights after I quickly turn off my "demon eyes"..kekekek and they let me go.. *sweat man*
So the Euro plate is not an issue.. good news that one.
Wah.. the other day I drove into a road block (road closure thingy for bushman visit) and the 3 officer just stare at my front without doing much... however, my err.. "demon eyes" did puzzled them somewhat.. I was told to turn on my headlights after I quickly turn off my "demon eyes"..kekekek and they let me go.. *sweat man*
So the Euro plate is not an issue.. good news that one.
