Custom car show plates with any text you want, printed on a proper plate by a UK show plate maker. No logbook, no entitlement check, no waiting on paperwork. Made for car shows, displays and off-road use.
Same build as our road-legal plates — 3mm acrylic, printed not stuck on. The only difference is what you're allowed to do with it.
The classic plate shape everyone recognises. Up to ten characters, white or yellow, single or a matching pair.
Raised 4D letters on the same 520 × 111mm plate. Any wording you like, no V5C and no entitlement check.
Angled hexagonal ends instead of square corners. Stands out on a wall and can't be mistaken for a road plate.
A taller two-line version of the standard oblong, so you can fit more words in. Suits longer names and workshop signage.
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What People Use Them For
Their name, their nickname, the date they passed their test. Cheap enough to be an easy present, personal enough to actually mean something.
Wall art that fits the room. A build name, a workshop name, or a private joke only the people who visit will get.
Club name, build spec, social handle. Something that gets read from across the hall while the car sits with its bonnet up.
Film, theatre, photography and shop displays. A plate reads as a plate instantly, which is exactly why it works as a prop.
Plain English
A show plate is a real number plate that isn't tied to a real car. Same acrylic, same printing, same finish as the ones we make for the road. The difference is purely what it's allowed to say and where it's allowed to go.
Because it isn't going on a road-going vehicle, there's no entitlement check. No V5C, no logbook, no waiting while documents get verified. You type what you want and we make it.
That's what makes it work as a gift. Ordering a road-legal plate for someone else means getting hold of their paperwork first, which rather ruins the surprise. A show plate takes thirty seconds.
The one hard rule: it can't go on a vehicle used on public roads. Not a nudge-nudge rule — fitting one is an offence, it'll fail an MOT, and the fine is real. On a wall, on a stand, on a track car or a field vehicle, it's entirely yours.
Before You Order