Personal Reg Plates

Kershaw.D

Hi
I want to get my own personal reg plates from http://www.reg-plates-ireland.com/index.html
And I was just wondering after I get the plates how much will it cost to get the car changed over to them plates

Owen

I'm not sure what you mean. The site you linked to just manufactures standard Irish numberplates. The ones you see with text that say 'Joker' or 'Winner' are for display purposes only, and not legal for road use. There is no cost involved, as you can't legally drive with those - you'd only use them if you were putting your car into a car show, etc.

Kershaw.D

Oh so i cant actualy use them

Well thats stupid?:mad:

mike65

*facepalm*

Mike

spartacus93

Am I reading the website right? 2 plates, with postage €84!!

omb0wyn5ehpij9

mike65 wrote: »

*facepalm*

Mike

Beat me to it!

Kershaw.D

yea thats right
but iv just been told that it cant be used on the road

antodeco

Bryn wrote: »

Beat me to it!

+2

mickdw

Get a set with the word cheese on them for heading through the m50 toll.

omb0wyn5ehpij9

spartacus93 wrote: »

Am I reading the website right? 2 plates, with postage €84!!

Holy crap :eek: You would want to be out of your mind to spend that much on them!!!

Kershaw.D

Bryn wrote: »

Holy crap :eek: You would want to be out of your mind to spend that much on them!!!

Are You being sercastic or serious

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Kershaw.D wrote: »

Are You being sercastic or serious

Serious! You can pick them up a hell of a lot cheaper

Kershaw.D

Bryn wrote: »

Serious! You can pick them up a hell of a lot cheaper

Realy I thought that was cheap
Do you know if it can be used on road
Were cn they be got cheaper

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Kershaw.D wrote: »

Realy I thought that was cheap
Do you know if it can be used on road
Were cn they be got cheaper

No they can not be used on the road. You cannot just go into a shop and get plates made up and use them on the road

Kershaw.D

Bryn wrote: »

No they can not be used on the road. You cannot just go into a shop and get plates made up and use them on the road

OKAY thanks v.much

dennistuam

the only other choice is to order your new number plate from the county council from 1 up to 200 cost about 300 euro
for example 09 mo 07 or 09 RN 1

L1011

dennistuam wrote: »

the only other choice is to order your new number plate from the county council from 1 up to 200 cost about 300 euro
for example 09 mo 07 or 09 RN 1

Or book a number and wait for it to be issued. No leading zeros on numbers by the way...

And it now costs 1000 euros!

And of course you can't change the plates on a car, stuck with them for life.

JoeA3

Can you use these plates on the road?! Sometimes I do wonder about who I'm sharing the public roads with. The mind boggles :rolleyes:

Thread of the week me thinks.

tdc

Sorry but what was the OP looking to do? Put a plate that said WINNER on his car?

Kershaw.D

If i was to import a car over from the uk would i be able to use tem then
I havent got a clue about this stuff it will be my first car

omb0wyn5ehpij9

Kershaw.D wrote: »

If i was to import a car over from the uk would i be able to use tem then
I havent got a clue about this stuff it will be my first car

Nope. There is no way you can use those plates at all!

joeperry

What kind of car are you going to buy?

Holsten

Glanza is my guess!

Gran Hermano

If anyone is interested I'm selling the following Irish reg:
GULL 1 BLE

It's totally legit and I'll post up the link for it on adverts.ie shortly.

Owen

Whether or not you get a car from the UK, Ireland, or Abu Dhabi, you still can't use a plate you make up yourself on any car in Ireland.

*multiple face palms*

Definitely thread of the week.

joeperry

Holsten wrote: »

Glanza is my guess!

Nah i'd say some sort of hairdressers cabriolet

C_Breeze

Oh sweet mother of jebus! :rolleyes:

Hey Kershaw, if i wrote "50 euro" on a napkin do you think i'd be able to use it in a shop??!!!??

Volvoboy

Yep, the horses are out and yer saddled up 'aint yiz?

daRobot

I think that C1 OWN or 1D OPE might be good numbers

antodeco

joeperry wrote: »

Nah i'd say some sort of hairdressers cabriolet

Its probably a cat/horse/donkey. Thats the only reason for the number plates...

Par72

Hey Kershaw, what do you want your plate to say, and what kind of car is it for?

ninty9er

dennistuam wrote: »

the only other choice is to order your new number plate from the county council from 1 up to 200 cost about 300 euro
for example 09 mo 07 or 09 RN 1

You pre-book ANY number that will occur in the normal sequencing of registrations, you will have to wait for that number to be reached in the normal issuing sequence before you can use it.

This is done through the REVENUE COMMISSIONERS who are responsible for registering all vehicles in the state.

Details are on the Revenue Commissioners website.

Lauder

Someones obviously a few tools short of a toolbox!

galwaytt

oh
my
sungod

eringobragh

Motors Thread of the Month!





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Esel

Ah, bless the innocence of youth!

Vic_08

Is this not just another area where our idiot leaders have missed out on a good revenue-generating opportunity?

The British government make millions out of selling a seemingly endless supply of vanity plates at rates based on their likely desirability.

Hagar

These Munich cops have the personalised plate thing sussed.

Marcus.Aurelius

For the M50 toll bridge lads.



First two letters of second image can be changed accordingly

ninty9er

Vic_08 wrote: »

Is this not just another area where our idiot leaders have missed out on a good revenue-generating opportunity?

The British government make millions out of selling a seemingly endless supply of vanity plates at rates based on their likely desirability.

I believe the person that OWNS the plate makes the money, though it must be sold through DVLA. I'm open to corection on that. If the DVLA still has a plate it would suggest that it is not desirable, therefore not worth much £499, and our pre-booked plates are €1,000 anyways, and there's no shortage of them around.

Alun

Hagar wrote: »

These Munich cops have the personalised plate thing sussed.

I must be missing something here .. what's special about M-31337?

david

Nerd speak for "I am better than you"

peasant

didn't know that one either:

31337
Stands for Eleet. This is the original form of pointing out one's greatness from any standpoint, beit athletic skills, academics, or even hacking or cracking processes.
It was coined by a cdc group when they listened on a port :31337 and pointed out the Eleet-31337 - ness of their exploits.
Dude you're true 31337.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=31337

very nerdy

Guvnor

Bryn wrote: »

No they can not be used on the road. You cannot just go into a shop and get plates made up and use them on the road

Perhaps not, however I sauntered in one early morning in January 06 to a shop in drogheda and gave him the number and he made them up - no questions, nothing and was cheap as chips - less than €20!

Thought it odd he asked no questions!