Reply With QuoteThis one definitely is:
Didn’t take the photo but hope its real
This one definitely is:
Unfortunately not, I believe (according to DVLA)Originally Posted by Halitosis
Didn’t take the photo but hope its real
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Saw a couple of decent ones when I was out & about earlier.
V3 RVE on a very yellow Lamborghini -
https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk...tration=v3+rve
SUS 1G (Susi G) on a Jaguar XE -
https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk...tration=sus+1g
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Jim.
Sean in East London today ….
Like it when companies embrace it:-
Neither amusing nor controversial, just a good plate:
Must be worth a few quid….
Yes indeed - ‘HA51 LEG’ is on a Bentley Arnage.Didn’t take the photo but hope its real
My business partner has just purchased 94 HF for his 94 HF.
Saw this today.
That delta is class
My business partner has just purchased 94 HF for his 94 HF.
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Spotted this today. The plate on its own would be meaningless but with the ad in the back window it works, sort of.
The ad and the bolt, don’t you mean? 😉
I don't have a photo as I was drIving, but I recently saw HE11 YH G (spaced illegally like that) which as an old hip hop fan, tickled me. I didn't pay much attention to the car, perhaps an M2 or the like.
Just seen that on Twitter with the caption "comes without a cup holder."
What a car!
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A good way to get your car subjected to random vandalism IMO!
Saw 444 A on an Evoque yesterday. That's a nice plate!
https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk...istration=444a
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Jim.
There’s a couple of decent ones I’ve seen in the last couple of days;
1 KUT on a transit van, presumably a gardener, and
2 SLY on an Audi A5
Not a good one but par for the course in Wood Green, Norf Landan.
B11 MMA On 4 series, I think it was..
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Up the road in Enfield
I saw A1MEE on a Mini, all spaced correct, nice.
Bad spacing, bad spelling, bad plate lettering…..
19 FABENTLEY CONTINENTAL
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Saw this in Stockport would suit a Tesla.
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Saw TH15 XEC on a Mercedes V class
A chap local to me has a rather nice dark blue Morgan Plus 4
The plate is MRl0NDN - Mr London
I hope it was cheap lol. I’d never spot that.
Saw DO6 4 SEC (as spaced on number plate) on security liveried van.
Think there was a dog in the back.
Belongs to a local chap I know, he has had this on a few Astons over the years
Cheers,
Ben
..... for I have become the Jedi of flippers
" an extravagance is anything you buy that is of no earthly use to your wife "
Now on a particularly ugly Aston?Belongs to a local chap I know, he has had this on a few Astons over the years
The rear's the best angle.
The front & side elevation are much worse IMO.
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Jim.
I like JB plates :)
A nice motor with this on today115 JB
Anyone know the relevance to this haulier and the plate?
I could think of nun.
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Could be this
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That is a great plate.Anyone know the relevance to this haulier and the plate?
I could think of nun.
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Saw B777 today - don’t see many 1 letter 3 number like that.
Just ramblings...
it's occurred to me that even basic dateless (non NI) plates have become rather expensive recently. The sold prices on the DVLA auction sites (to which buyers premiums, VAT and transfer fees need to be added) suggests that people are actually willing to pay the money.
Plates to disguise the age of a vehicle could be had few a couple of hundred pounds and the price only seemed to go up with distinct names or initials. Now, even the simplest 3 letter/3 number will be well over £1000 and anything interesting or shorter is in the multiple thousands.
What's sparked this thinking is that around the Cotswolds there seem to be a lot of more mature drivers in inexpensive city cars with reg plates that are likely now worth more, perhaps many times more, than the car itself.
And I'm still regretting not having the spare cash to buy 69 GYP when it was £600 in the back of exchange and mart :-(
I'm still disappointed at not being able to afford HEW1T at the first or second DVLA number plate auction that was held back in the day. I got to £3.5k and tapped out, it went for £5,250.
I suspect that at £5250 it would have been a good investment.
I keep looking for low cost 2-letter plates for my lad, but alas that ship has sailed.
Does the job ....
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I thought it was also a pretty good nun pun.
I guess it's just a terrible habit.
Doesn’t seem to suit the car at all …… in fact I see it as registered on a Bentley…
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Ever lost your Audi SUV? We’ll, here it is.
Not Jewish then??
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That's a cheap NI plate, don't know why anyone would bother on that car. It's like putting a Rolex on a NATO strap.Doesn’t seem to suit the car at all …… in fact I see it as registered on a Bentley…
Oh. Hang on.....
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That could be a very personal personal plate for someone in an oil business with a birth date of 2/4/62.
I have GIG 2262 on a bike I picked up which will hopefully be sold to a 61 year old musician at some point.
Edit : or a gigolo!
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Saw this on New Bond Street
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