Best number plate
22 November 2004, 08:09 PM
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Originally Posted by rb5037
Just been browsing other forums and saw a post asking for good number plates they've spotted.
Well lets start.
There is a Toyota Corrina (SP?) with a H1 plate in the Woking area.
And this one i saw
On another site
Well lets start.
There is a Toyota Corrina (SP?) with a H1 plate in the Woking area.
And this one i saw
On another site
That picture IIRC was taken on the way back from last years Le Mans trip!
I think my girlfriends number plate is pretty damn good - her name is Madeleine (everyone calls her Mads or Madsy) - I managed to find M8DSY on the DVLA for peanuts - she seemed happy
22 November 2004, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by hedgehog
Saw a BT van in Glasgow some years back with N81 XON.
Rang BT to see if I could buy it off them but they had no system for selling it to me and couldn't understand what the attraction of it was. I bet there were a few of the BT engineers driving it who got the joke though.
Rang BT to see if I could buy it off them but they had no system for selling it to me and couldn't understand what the attraction of it was. I bet there were a few of the BT engineers driving it who got the joke though.
23 November 2004, 02:01 AM
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Needs to wait 21 years...
UR 2 5LOW
I'm annoyed with DVLA right now. There's a suffix plate I want, never been issued and they say they're happy to issue it but it has to go to auction. I keep checking the auctions and it's never there. Just how long do they take to issue the damn things?
UR 2 5LOW
I'm annoyed with DVLA right now. There's a suffix plate I want, never been issued and they say they're happy to issue it but it has to go to auction. I keep checking the auctions and it's never there. Just how long do they take to issue the damn things?
26 November 2004, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Dr Nick
Years ago saw:
REF 1 L
On a van in a place that sold calor gas refils
REF 1 L
On a van in a place that sold calor gas refils
Ive seen that in the last few months on a printer shops works van
Saw a Lamno Murcielargo with the plate Y1 a while back in London.
Theres a Range Rover round here with 5UES on it and a women always in it
Ive got M4 TFX spaced as M4T FX
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26 November 2004, 06:49 PM
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Local hospitality dynasty have, I think :
1 UP U
UP U 2
A11 UP U
The last one on a Smart...
At least I would know how to spend my money with more grace.
Some guy offerred me £1.5K for my number last year and I KB'd it. I wasn't thinking straight, and he's since bought a different reg for himself.
D'oh!
K.
1 UP U
UP U 2
A11 UP U
The last one on a Smart...
At least I would know how to spend my money with more grace.
Some guy offerred me £1.5K for my number last year and I KB'd it. I wasn't thinking straight, and he's since bought a different reg for himself.
D'oh!
K.
26 November 2004, 06:53 PM
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I think my plate is pretty cool:
C172 CUP
Renault Clio 172 CUP
People who don't know much about cars at work asked me if it was my bra size - C CUP!
C172 CUP
Renault Clio 172 CUP
People who don't know much about cars at work asked me if it was my bra size - C CUP!