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can anyone advise where can I buy chrome license plate?

search but can find a definite answer.

best advise with address, contact person, price with installation, waiting time.

 

Thanks. [;)]

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i agree! [thumbsup] did mine in JB for only RM100....while i gt frens who did for abt $80 in SGP.

 

Moffiz Motorsports,

Southern City Hypermarket (Xtra)

L1-19A, Jalan Suria 19, Taman Putera, 81100 J.B.

Tel: 07-331 1818

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Neutral Newbie

call Mel at 91737711(i got tis from mazdaclubsg).he charge $60 and can do chrome bracket at $20.

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Yah. Wanted to do it but the shop guy warned me that it is illegal and carries a $400 fine. So I did the traditional acrylic ones. Much cheaper anyway.

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I can't remember exactly where it is or the shop's name. But I know it's around Lavender Street area. It costs around $20-26 for the plates (depending on design and colour). Usually, many of these shops don't do it themselves but get it from somewhere else (probably some wholesale manufacturers).

 

Sorry, I don't know much about Bukit Merah or Alexandra area though. If you are willing to drive a bit, you'll find many shops at Serangoon area.

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moffiz is definitely the place to go... [thumbsup][thumbsup]

 

as the issue of legal or not, it really depend on the tp whather he wans or not. my bro-in-law was stop by tp and he has done his chrome no plate at moffiz as well, but to his surprise, the tp didnt book him for that, oni tell him that the letters n no r too close to each other. my fren check with lta n tp n found out that as well as it the matt silver type thn its ok.....

 

 

but end of the day it all depend on uncle sam whether he on or not.....

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Traditional acrylic, are you referring to those white numbers type?

 

I don't see any mentioned about changing to chrome number under the LTA's modification guide website lah.

 

Can any one confirmed.

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Yah, the white on black acrylic ones. They can do white boarders as well, but thickness is fixed I think.

 

You are right, I too cannot find such information on LTA website. [sly]

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http://www.onemotoring.com.sg/publish/onem...ence_plate.html

 

Vehicle licence plates normally have white letters and figures on black background for both front and rear of a vehicle. However, if the vehicle licence plate is made of reflex reflecting material, the front licence plate will consist of black letters and figures on a white background, and the rear licence plate will consist of black letters and figures on a yellow background.

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Neutral Newbie

Thanks, great search! [thumbsup]

 

Now we just have to confirm how much the fine is if we decide to deviate from the guidelines. [:p]

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