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Old 12 May 2012, 20:07 (Ref:3073199)   #32
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Originally Posted by nicanary View Post
That got me thinking (Yes, my life really is that boring) about the size of lettering on plates. I believe that there is a recommended size, and also minimum sizes for depth and width. When Alfa Romeo regenerated their range with the 156 and 147 they deliberately left the position for the front plate where it would have been on their 50s models like the Giulietta.

Many owners have had small "Italian-style" plates fitted, but are they legal?
See http://www.dft.gov.uk/dvla/forms/~/m...lets/V796.ashx
The size of the letters and the font used is now a legal requirement.

Not sure how big the Italian plates are but in theory a UK plate cut to that size could still be legal providing you used the correct font and maintained the minimum margins.
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