Number Plate (not stick on type) supplier

[NeverBetter]

I'm going to buy a shorter front mounting plinth from eBay, and will therefore aim to get a shorter plate made up (for a 5 digit registration). I'd like it to look OEM though, so would want the OPC details on it (to match a standard rear plate). Does anyone know of a supplier for such a thing? (Admittedly I've not asked the OPC yet, so would be curious to know if others have been successful down this easiest route).

[Panamax]

Just buy plates from the dealership and cut the ends off. If possible forget the plinth and just stick the plate straight on the car.

[Deansfield]

Highgate house Rick

[SW3]

Fourdot Zero plates are the answer

[Rocket 88]

Hi Steve,

I have used these people a couple of times recently

www.platesforcars.co.uk

They offer all legal sizes and also show plates of almost any design

You can have wording along the bottom although you may not be able to get the exact font to match the rear plate

They use DPD for delivery with various options

The plates are really good quality

[MogUk]

SW3 said:

Fourdot Zero plates are the answer

This.

Not cheap, but easily the best quality plates you can buy.

[BrotherMouzone]

Panamax said:

Just buy plates from the dealership and cut the ends off. If possible forget the plinth and just stick the plate straight on the car.

Porsche Wilmslow wouldn’t sell me the plates! (Supplying dealer of my car)

I said I wanted to use tape and they said no.

[Geoffcapes]

Rocket 88 said:

Hi Steve,

I have used these people a couple of times recently

www.platesforcars.co.uk

They offer all legal sizes and also show plates of almost any design

You can have wording along the bottom although you may not be able to get the exact font to match the rear plate

They use DPD for delivery with various options

The plates are really good quality

I use them for all my cars. And you can have shortened plates like I had on my Maser GTS.

[curley]

Panamax said:

Just buy plates from the dealership and cut the ends off. If possible forget the plinth and just stick the plate straight on the car.

This . I have a 4 digit number , bought the short plinth and cut the dealer plate down . IMO it looks better than the stick on one I tried which looked a bit meh for me . Looks to float off the bumper which I like ( plinth is about 90 high , plate 110 )

[Geoffcapes]

Rocket 88 said:

Hi Steve,

I have used these people a couple of times recently

www.platesforcars.co.uk

They offer all legal sizes and also show plates of almost any design

You can have wording along the bottom although you may not be able to get the exact font to match the rear plate

They use DPD for delivery with various options

The plates are really good quality

I use them for all my cars. And you can have shortened plates like I had on my Maser GTS.

[CDR]

MogUk said:

SW3 said:

Fourdot Zero plates are the answer

This.

Not cheap, but easily the best quality plates you can buy.

Fourdot Zero plates are fantastic plates, i purchased a set, but they don't come with the OPC details, which the OP said he wanted.