VERY strange number plate...........???
10 March 2004, 01:33 PM
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VERY strange number plate...........???
Coming home from work the other night, I followed a red Ibiza Cupra R down the hill into town, and was surprsied to see the number plate read: "1 C*NT" , except without the vowel being deleated
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Now my question is this: what on earth could have been the number in order to produce that combination?
Alcazar
:Now my question is this: what on earth could have been the number in order to produce that combination?
Alcazar
10 March 2004, 03:07 PM
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How about this then? A RHD current M3 often parked on my road( not far from Drs surgery) has the plate DANNY GP. I've had a close look and it really says that, no fiddling of letters/digits etc. The licence plate it self looks to be 'of an American style' rather tha Euro/GB type. How can this be?
10 March 2004, 03:20 PM
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I've seen a couple of good ones recently. The best was on a Cayenne S 'YET1' 
Also head that Essex County Council are putting up for sale the number plate from one of their official cars: 'F1' - any takers (Bernie?) How much is that going to go for?
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Story from the BBC website.
Also head that Essex County Council are putting up for sale the number plate from one of their official cars: 'F1' - any takers (Bernie?) How much is that going to go for?
Chris
Story from the BBC website.
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10 March 2004, 03:46 PM
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There's a car at our work, and the plate is "RAAJ H"
on the tax disc it says R4 AJH", but he has just had the plate made up as "RAAJ H", no screws, no altered 4's or anything
on the tax disc it says R4 AJH", but he has just had the plate made up as "RAAJ H", no screws, no altered 4's or anything
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10 March 2004, 04:04 PM
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we put the plate W1NKLE on my mates civic for a laugh with glue over the old one. he drove round like it for about a week.
it could be his mates @rsing about and he hasnt realised yet.
it could be his mates @rsing about and he hasnt realised yet.
10 March 2004, 06:17 PM
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The pure numbers plate, well it was possible to get those, but thought they could only legally be put on a specific MY of car. I remember seeing a Fontera with a numerical plate.
10 March 2004, 06:32 PM
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OOH OOH I can beat you all.
Saw 2 E46 M3s today bumper to bumper (special built in BMW "tailgate control" switch I guess, bit like Cruise Control)
EV 02 BMW
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EV 03 BMW
Saw 2 E46 M3s today bumper to bumper (special built in BMW "tailgate control" switch I guess, bit like Cruise Control)
EV 02 BMW
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EV 03 BMW
10 March 2004, 07:05 PM
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A Plate that is pure numbers, ie "56784" will more than likely belong to a US Forces employee who is based over here
http://www.lammasstreetcentre.org.uk...s/military.htm
http://www.lammasstreetcentre.org.uk...s/military.htm
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10 March 2004, 09:27 PM
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I saw a BMW recently with A 13MW X in the number plate, with the 1 and 3 made to look like a B. It must have been soooooooooooo difficult to find a the letters BMW in a number plate!
10 March 2004, 10:53 PM
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You wouldn't believe what I saw the other week at work
C4AOS as in CHAOS.....funnily enough on an Audi too (to what he boast on razzing around without a licence) and the plate is modified to read the intended.
got me thinking......could it?.....nah!!
C4AOS as in CHAOS.....funnily enough on an Audi too (to what he boast on razzing around without a licence) and the plate is modified to read the intended.
got me thinking......could it?.....nah!!
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11 March 2004, 10:24 AM
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If you follow the link on this thread you can put in the alternatives and see what it actually was as it will tell you the car to which the plate is registered.
14 March 2004, 04:16 PM
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****** license plate not photoshopped
Originally Posted by Mark Champion
Although this does look a bit photoshoped to me
14 March 2004, 07:17 PM
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i seen the best plate ever the other day on a e36 M3. plate appeared to be 'BMW'.
not totally sure because it was moving so it could have been 8MW i suppose or similar but still looked pretty cool to me
not totally sure because it was moving so it could have been 8MW i suppose or similar but still looked pretty cool to me
14 March 2004, 11:16 PM
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There's (or was) a car in Barnsley driving round with the plate "B10 JOB".
I also had a car parked outside my old place of work most days with the plate "2R". Not amusing in itself, but when it's stuck to a 5 year old Daewoo Nexia, it takes on a whole new complexion.
I also had a car parked outside my old place of work most days with the plate "2R". Not amusing in itself, but when it's stuck to a 5 year old Daewoo Nexia, it takes on a whole new complexion.