Indeed. Nice plate, but displaying it on a vehicle as TE51A EV is illegal."TE51 AEV"
Not quite as impressive with the legal spacing
Good luck.
Tust me, it won't.It'll be in the 5 figure range
Now I think about it, TE51AEV doesn’t even say “Tesla EV”, that would be TE57AEV...this says “Tesia EV”...helpfully by adding a comment this'll get more views
But i have to say
It "says" TE Fifty one AEVno complaints if illegally spaced then pulled over & fined
It's the sort of thing that just says look at how ostentatious i am - 5 figures?
Why doe people want to put the manufacturers name on the car, when it's already on there, usually in a few places?
& as for 'EV' which Non-EV Tesla is there?![]()
But 'fast' isn't spelled with a double S.Now I think about it, TE51AEV doesn’t even say “Tesla EV”, that would be TE57AEV...this says “Tesia EV”...
I think the best custom plate I’ve seen on a Tesla is FA55 TEV.
In my mind '7' equates to 'Y' or 'T' but not 'L'.Now I think about it, TE51AEV doesn’t even say “Tesla EV”, that would be TE57AEV...
It's evident to all and sundry it says TESLA, I don't get any arguments it doesn't.In my mind '7' equates to 'Y' or 'T' but not 'L'.
ANPR is just basic OCR isn't it? It'll ignore/strip the spacing either way, so it should make no odds how the plate is spaced.According to a copper I asked about it, all they worry about is the ability for ANPR to pick up the plate.
And all that's required for that is legal font and size.
That would appear to be the case.ANPR is just basic OCR isn't it? It'll ignore/strip the spacing either way, so it should make no odds how the plate is spaced.
What is wrong with people that they become critical and downright argumentatively dull when it comes to the likes of personal plates?Reads as tesi aev?![]()