We reproduce your Triumph TR5T identification plate — also known as a frame plate, manufacturer plate or serial number plate. In French paperwork, you may also see plaque d’identification, plaque de cadre, plaque constructeur, plaque numéro de série or plaque des mines.
The TR5T is commonly referred to as Trophy Trail or Adventurer (500 family). Most plates are found around the 1973–1974 period (market-dependent), with a capacity around 490cc (29.9 cu in). Layout and wording can vary by year and country; you enter your data and we engrave a clean, readable plate with a durable finish.
On 1970s Triumph models you’ll often see a TR5T prefix followed by letters/numbers (examples seen depending on series: JJ, HJ, PH…). A photo of the original plate (even worn) helps us match the exact layout and wording of your version.
Useful for restoration, documents, and French procedures such as inspection, “Mines” and DREAL (depending on your case).
If your TR5T has a different plate (year/market), we can make it to match your model from a clear photo or sample.
Tracked delivery.
Indicative list to help search. We engrave from your data/photo even if your exact variant isn’t listed below.