Can I have metal registration plates?
Very recently in the Daily Telegraph I seem to recall that you answered a letter regarding metal registration plates causing MoT failures?
I have just taken delivery of a 1978 Honda CB400F2 (400/4 Supersport), as a summer project. The bike is fitted with the original metal plates, and I want to keep the bike, as much as possible, in original condition.
I can't remember the advice you gave at the time. Any chance you could give me your thoughts on this?
I have just taken delivery of a 1978 Honda CB400F2 (400/4 Supersport), as a summer project. The bike is fitted with the original metal plates, and I want to keep the bike, as much as possible, in original condition.
I can't remember the advice you gave at the time. Any chance you could give me your thoughts on this?
Asked on 2 May 2013 by rushdogmonty
Answered by
Honest John
If they are the original plates and are not corroded then they are legal.
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