Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

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CoolHands

18,818 posts

197 months

Saturday 4th May
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R8 (London)


Shnozz

27,573 posts

273 months

Saturday 4th May
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CoolHands said:
R8 (London)

Was posted on here 29th April with the same spacing.

Mincey

44 posts

52 months

Saturday 4th May
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droopsnoot said:
It is (or was) owned by an Audi dealer. I thought it was Smith Knight Fay in the Stockport / Manchester area, but I posted that and someone corrected me, I just can't remember what the correction was.
I saw AUD 1 on a white Audi in Bretton, Peterborough earlier today. "That'll be worth a few quid" I thought to myself. Might be able to retrieve a photo from the dashcam.

Baroque attacks

4,509 posts

188 months

Saturday 4th May
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Quite like this one.

Bit boring and maybe a bit dim? Got the plate for you






ETA: no idea why the photo is massive

Every day a journey

1,660 posts

40 months

Saturday 4th May
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Nice one G


robsco

7,849 posts

178 months

Saturday 4th May
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Stupot123 said:
I actually think that’s really cheap for what it is.

All the single letter S plates have already been issued, so new supply is zero, and there will only be around 90 double digits and then another 90 in the reverse format, so an extremely rare commodity.

Second only to the single singles, which with an S would be in the £400-500k region.

That would be much more at one of the plate sales websites, you missed a bargain, should have bid!

Saw this last week.



Edited by Stupot123 on Tuesday 23 April 07:23
I sold him it, the M2 that is not the plate.

RSTurboPaul

10,550 posts

260 months

Saturday 4th May
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CRA1G said:
Pit Pony said:
What do they sell for ?
Here's a few currently advertised with Regtransfers.....
B 16 looks like somewhat of a bargain at that price IMO!

It does seem to be the case that prices are very 'variable' with dateless stuff - it seems like owners/sellers just pick a number they like/want and give it a punt. lol

I think that's why I prefer the Auction Sales model - at least that way a bidder/buyer can have some confidence that (outside of shill bidding problems...) they are paying somewhere near 'fair market value'.


I was looking at a couple on Collecting Cars this week, but they were being bid on by apparent plate dealers so I thought it best to not get caught up in that!

CRA1G

6,589 posts

197 months

Saturday 4th May
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RSTurboPaul said:
CRA1G said:
Pit Pony said:
What do they sell for ?
Here's a few currently advertised with Regtransfers.....
B 16 looks like somewhat of a bargain at that price IMO!

It does seem to be the case that prices are very 'variable' with dateless stuff - it seems like owners/sellers just pick a number they like/want and give it a punt. lol

I think that's why I prefer the Auction Sales model - at least that way a bidder/buyer can have some confidence that (outside of shill bidding problems...) they are paying somewhere near 'fair market value'.


I was looking at a couple on Collecting Cars this week, but they were being bid on by apparent plate dealers so I thought it best to not get caught up in that!
You should have been at this Auction in September 93 when '3 B' Sold for £6800 + the bits...hehe


droopsnoot

12,071 posts

244 months

Saturday 4th May
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Baroque attacks said:
ETA: no idea why the photo is massive
Because the new photo uploader automatically resizes everything to 720 pixels wide, even if it's already smaller than that unless you can be bothered removing the "?resize=720" from the image tag.


Danielson73

677 posts

265 months

Saturday 4th May
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CRA1G said:
RSTurboPaul said:
CRA1G said:
Pit Pony said:
What do they sell for ?
Here's a few currently advertised with Regtransfers.....
B 16 looks like somewhat of a bargain at that price IMO!

It does seem to be the case that prices are very 'variable' with dateless stuff - it seems like owners/sellers just pick a number they like/want and give it a punt. lol

I think that's why I prefer the Auction Sales model - at least that way a bidder/buyer can have some confidence that (outside of shill bidding problems...) they are paying somewhere near 'fair market value'.


I was looking at a couple on Collecting Cars this week, but they were being bid on by apparent plate dealers so I thought it best to not get caught up in that!
You should have been at this Auction in September 93 when '3 B' Sold for £6800 + the bits...hehe



Insane really

Danielson73

677 posts

265 months

Saturday 4th May
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Back in the 80’s a local owner of a small rural petrol station in a remote part of west wales had ‘EJ 1’ and allegedly Elton John offered £10k for it, but they were simply not interested in selling. Typical Cardi’s. What would that be worth today!

Damp Logs

744 posts

136 months

Sunday 5th May
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Danielson73 said:
Back in the 80’s a local owner of a small rural petrol station in a remote part of west wales had ‘EJ 1’ and allegedly Elton John offered £10k for it, but they were simply not interested in selling. Typical Cardi’s. What would that be worth today!
Think Eddie Jordan has it now

CRA1G

6,589 posts

197 months

Sunday 5th May
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Damp Logs said:
Danielson73 said:
Back in the 80’s a local owner of a small rural petrol station in a remote part of west wales had ‘EJ 1’ and allegedly Elton John offered £10k for it, but they were simply not interested in selling. Typical Cardi’s. What would that be worth today!
Think Eddie Jordan has it now
Don't think it does, i believe it still belongs to the Evan Jones family from Llandyssul and shows as been registered to a 2015 2.2 Diesel Merc.

Sir Bagalot

6,523 posts

183 months

Sunday 5th May
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Damp Logs said:
Danielson73 said:
Back in the 80’s a local owner of a small rural petrol station in a remote part of west wales had ‘EJ 1’ and allegedly Elton John offered £10k for it, but they were simply not interested in selling. Typical Cardi’s. What would that be worth today!
Think Eddie Jordan has it now
Eddie loves a bargain.

Last I heard he had EJI 2, spaced as EJ I2

Geertsen

752 posts

61 months

Sunday 5th May
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Just saw 5 US on a MINI, immediately followed by 7 NP on a McLaren.

Muddle238

3,927 posts

115 months

Sunday 5th May
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Every day a journey said:
Nice one G

While it's a nice enough plate, that's hitting all the typical "aspirational" obnoxious chav chariot points; black Range Rover, black alloys, blacked out everything, tints, parked on DYLs and facing the wrong way.

Ruins the plate rather, given what it's attached to.

RSTurboPaul

10,550 posts

260 months

Sunday 5th May
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Muddle238 said:
Every day a journey said:
Nice one G

While it's a nice enough plate, that's hitting all the typical "aspirational" obnoxious chav chariot points; black Range Rover, black alloys, blacked out everything, tints, parked on DYLs and facing the wrong way.

Ruins the plate rather, given what it's attached to.
Is it illegal to park facing oncoming traffic?

I seem to recall some chat about a change in the law but who reads the Highway Code once they've passed their test? wobble lol

PRO5T

4,059 posts

27 months

Sunday 5th May
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Muddle238 said:
Every day a journey said:
Nice one G

While it's a nice enough plate, that's hitting all the typical "aspirational" obnoxious chav chariot points; black Range Rover, black alloys, blacked out everything, tints, parked on DYLs and facing the wrong way.

Ruins the plate rather, given what it's attached to.
Nah, it’s not a “4D” plate, it isn’t grey tinted and has the plate manufacturer on the bottom while legally spaced.

It’s just someone with a nice plate on a black Land Rover.

Geertsen

752 posts

61 months

Sunday 5th May
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1 UB

Louis Balfour

26,501 posts

224 months

Sunday 5th May
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Geertsen said:


1 UB
Thanks for the clarification.