Real Good Number Plates : Vol 4

Real Good Number Plates : Vol 4

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richard300

1,085 posts

211 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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getting a private plate here in South Australia is so much easier and cheaper than in the UK.... There are Several options.



I am about to order a 'personalised' plate - It takes 5 mins online and costs $180 (including the pressed metal plates:

This is mine:



I was VERY tempted to keep it real and go for this:




sue20

1,092 posts

149 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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I think this was just originally a regular issue so I'm thinking someone in the past lucked out with this one.

CRA1G

6,600 posts

197 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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richard300 said:
getting a private plate here in South Australia is so much easier and cheaper than in the UK.... There are Several options.



I am about to order a 'personalised' plate - It takes 5 mins online and costs $180 (including the pressed metal plates:

This is mine:



I was VERY tempted to keep it real and go for this:

Am i wright in saying that the number can only be used by the person its issued too? And can not be sold to someone else?

richard300

1,085 posts

211 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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I think it can be sold on with the car - i say this this because i have just been to look at a Grand Cherokee V8. It belongs to a chap that owns a local vineyard and the registration is VINO 42 (apparently supposed to mean Vino for 2) Anyway the plate will come with the car if i buy it.... some of the plates, like the custom ones you actually have to pat a $200 a year subscription fee....


Butter Face

30,535 posts

162 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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richard300 said:
getting a private plate here in South Australia is so much easier and cheaper than in the UK.... There are Several options.



I am about to order a 'personalised' plate - It takes 5 mins online and costs $180 (including the pressed metal plates:

This is mine:



I was VERY tempted to keep it real and go for this:

It would be ace if the UK launched the same system, but it would destroy the Cherished plate business overnight if they did.

CRA1G

6,600 posts

197 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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Butter Face said:
It would be ace if the UK launched the same system, but it would destroy the Cherished plate business overnight if they did.
I think DVLA already have done it.! You can request any number not issued to go into Auction,and at least once purchased you can Transfer/Buy/Sell as you like hence the investment potential.!


AdamFX

242 posts

147 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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Blue Honda NSX with NSX 1 on the plate in Clapham today. Delicious.

FalconWood

1,360 posts

199 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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In Lytham today.

Also liked this -not a plate but nice all the same.

Sir Bagalot

6,532 posts

183 months

Saturday 19th September 2015
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Lady B pointed this one out as I didn't even see it at first glance.

N1 AHM

Doesn't appear on the auction list so if the owner bought this at N prefix release for the standard £799 back then they got a fking bargain!!

Number 5

2,748 posts

197 months

Sunday 20th September 2015
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http://m.leicestermercury.co.uk/number-mayoral-pla...

Edited by Number 5 on Sunday 20th September 07:47

Feirny

2,533 posts

149 months

Sunday 20th September 2015
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ATTAK Z said:
Feirny said:
Regularly see 1 REG on a 3 series, never get chance to snap it though.
That'll be James from Portland ... lives in your neck of the woods, opposite Attenborough
Ahh, that's where I recognise him from! Cheers.

v15ben

15,819 posts

243 months

Sunday 20th September 2015
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V3 RVE on a Bentley Flying Spur
P1 NKS on a Toyota Hilux
11 RR on a Range Rover
BSL 1 on an X6 4.0 Diesel
ERG 1 on a BMW M4
1 HPW on a Merc E220 Diesel

basherX

2,501 posts

163 months

Sunday 20th September 2015
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Have we had this one? Seen last night.

Sir Bagalot

6,532 posts

183 months

Sunday 20th September 2015
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basherX said:
Have we had this one? Seen last night.
Seen it before but always good to see it again.

Wonder how many FPN's the owner got before legally displaying itlaugh

mark387mw

2,180 posts

269 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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Sir Bagalot said:
Lady B pointed this one out as I didn't even see it at first glance.

N1 AHM

Doesn't appear on the auction list so if the owner bought this at N prefix release for the standard £799 back then they got a fking bargain!!
N1 AMH would be better.

thetapeworm

11,397 posts

241 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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When I lived in Skipton the Fattorini family used to have a series of "FAT" 'plates with "FAT 1" being on a Renault 5 IIRC - I haven't seen any of them for years now and FAT 1 isn't coming up as active on AskMID, I presume it's on retention somewhere which seems an awful waste.

justanotherJC

390 posts

154 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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AdamFX said:
Blue Honda NSX with NSX 1 on the plate in Clapham today. Delicious.
Didn't have my phone on me at the time, but 11 NSX drove past me yesterday. Wasn't on a Honda though!

droopsnoot

12,088 posts

244 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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sue20 said:


I think this was just originally a regular issue so I'm thinking someone in the past lucked out with this one.
I thought that when they launched the then-new "prefix" plates, they reserved the numbers 1-20, all tens up to 90, all hundreds, and all double-digit and triple-digit, for personalised sale. But my old Audi starts C444, so I wonder whether that would make it a special order or whether I've mis-remembered.

droopsnoot

12,088 posts

244 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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CRA1G said:
Butter Face said:
It would be ace if the UK launched the same system, but it would destroy the Cherished plate business overnight if they did.
I think DVLA already have done it.! You can request any number not issued to go into Auction,and at least once purchased you can Transfer/Buy/Sell as you like hence the investment potential.!
Kind of, but the DVLA plates still have to fall within the rigid UK plate formats, where countries like the US and (it seems) Australia just allow you to have anything you want.

If you could have anything it would kill off the c12appy plates thread as well.

karma mechanic

735 posts

124 months

Monday 21st September 2015
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I've tried to check the vast number of previous posts here but didn't see it, so have we had this Range Rover?



Not sure about the Ford, perhaps it needs to be in the other thread.

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