Why? Paying money for a new registration then using illegal letters/spacing to make it look like something else. It's just as illegal as having a completely incorrect plate made up.
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Personal number plates?
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I dont think so, having an illegal number plate in italics for example the coppers are likely to fine you and get you to change it, should they so wish, but a false plate is another matter altogether
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It wouldn't be a false plate if you used "BESPOKE" as it's not a valid registration. You could just velcro the name plate over the top of the original and remove it if asked by the police. I seem to remember Burgerman doing this with his bikes.
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His sister has though...
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Hehe, I'm sure that will hold up extremely well in court :)
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Apparently, they can't nick you for having false 'plates, cos it's not officially a 'plate.
So they nick you for having no plates at all, which is a much lesser offence.
Never tried it though :)
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wouldnt like to either, I bet.