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wst
1,064 posts
30 months
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By "different plate" I assume you were expecting MR 51NCH?
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AOK
797 posts
35 months
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Pork said: Thats such a shame - I think it would be a great plate. Funny that it actually got through. Pity, as for all the jokes aside, it would have been a desirable plate for a Walker
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TopGear7
79 posts
45 months
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51 NGH on the Can-am is owned by Peter Virdee. He has a few other nice numbers too. It was posted earlier in the thread: Shmee said: TopGear7 said: Picking up on a very old post but this might be of interest:    And that might not be his entire collection 
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Sir Bagalot
1,911 posts
50 months
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Robert C said: Got an email from the DVLA advertising a forthcoming Number Plate Sale Going to the site http://dvlaauction.co.uk/registrations.asp, there is a little note at the top in red saying Lot 1491 has been withdrawn from the sale.....!! I wonder why! Robert For those of you wondering (as it's been removed from a lot of lists) lot 1491 was WA11 KER I saw it too in the original list and was surprised it got through.....
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swerni
19,868 posts
79 months
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I saw this in the car park of our Sunnyvale office  the writing at the bottom of the plate says "And no you can't drive it"
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TFJJ
367 posts
18 months
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Fun Bus
12,528 posts
87 months
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TFJJ said:   saw these two within a month of each other in Berkhamsted and Boxmoor. Worth quite a lot as a pair I would imagine. I've come over all funny seeing those. Fabulous.
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TFJJ
367 posts
18 months
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Fun Bus said: TFJJ said: saw these two within a month of each other in Berkhamsted and Boxmoor. Worth quite a lot as a pair I would imagine. I've come over all funny seeing those. Fabulous. haha yeah! I wonder if it's the same owner.
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GBDG
814 posts
23 months
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Has this one been posted already? 
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Pork
7,834 posts
103 months
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GBDG said: Has this one been posted already? I like that!  Shmee!
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czerwiec
78 posts
23 months
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CraigMST
2,835 posts
34 months
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George H
10,237 posts
33 months
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8 OYS on a 5 series this morning and 1 JEN on a Range Rover.
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xPOW
1,014 posts
32 months
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LongLiveTazio
2,521 posts
66 months
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JC1 on a Range Rover in Birmingham, must be very desirable.
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Wolands Advocate
2,147 posts
85 months
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I'm assuming a certain former tennis champion hasn't gone into the DIY trade (apologies for the poor quality - it says "GOR4N": 
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jayfrancis
179 posts
77 months
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Roo said: At Brands Hatch today.  Seen that heading down the M5 near Weston Super Mare on Wednesday evening.
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jayfrancis
179 posts
77 months
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Roo said: Needa308GT4 said: Just seen R1
on a Range on m1 I posted that, with a picture, two pages back. Gets around a bit !
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M3DGE
623 posts
33 months
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Fun Bus said: TFJJ said: saw these two within a month of each other in Berkhamsted and Boxmoor. Worth quite a lot as a pair I would imagine. I've come over all funny seeing those. Fabulous. Absolutely - what a pair (fnarr!) UUU 1 issued in London in 1957, 1 UUU sold for £6900 by DVLA in 2002 - I know U is an unpopular letter, but that seems a bargain for such a striking plate copared to some of the terrible chavery being hawked at the mo!
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M3DGE
623 posts
33 months
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GBDG said: Has this one been posted already? Can anyone shed any light on this - it was never (supposed to be) issued originally, and it does not show up on a DVLA auction search. Jersey plates are all 'forward' J, correct? It is showing up as legitimate on Ask Mid. Was it perhaps a 'civic special' (one-offs issued by councils to their own cars, out of the normal sequence?) Possibly by Durham, who issued 'forward J' and would have had the right to issue 'reverse J' should they have needed to?
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