What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?

[gubbabump]

arfur sleep said:

why didn't they just cut the horizontal bar down to make it look at least a little better than that.

[av185]

CN0 14N

(Coleen Nolan)

Coleen Nolan ups the chaverry of shyte plates by acting as ambassador by advertising a company in the Sunday papers and the 'dream' of owning such plates with the obvious intention of illegal butchering......tut tut Coleen! We are shocked.

She was quoted as saying....

'Ever since being a very small child I have been excited at the chance of owning my own personalised. numberplate shyteplate'..........

Sorry, Coleen dear....but that 1 is just not an L and that 4 is certainly not an A......can't you even fking read??? Evidently not........

[AlexRS2782]

Pixelpeep7r said:

going through some old photos i found my mates sisters car and a real shocker of a plate... i didn't even remember she had such a tacky plate.

On the plus side it was a 306 GTi-6

That really is a great example of plate butchery

Is it meant to be JUL 1453?

[sue20]

AlexRS2782 said:

Pixelpeep7r said:

going through some old photos i found my mates sisters car and a real shocker of a plate... i didn't even remember she had such a tacky plate.

On the plus side it was a 306 GTi-6

That really is a great example of plate butchery

Is it meant to be JUL 1453?

JUI 1453?

[Riknos]

sue20 said:

AlexRS2782 said:

Pixelpeep7r said:

going through some old photos i found my mates sisters car and a real shocker of a plate... i didn't even remember she had such a tacky plate.

On the plus side it was a 306 GTi-6

That really is a great example of plate butchery

Is it meant to be JUL 1453?

JUI 1453?

That really is butchered and highly illegal - plates like that should get fined (and have threads about them) but a bit of space movement you lot shouldn't get your knickers in a twist over

[ecurie]

[Cliftonite]

[OGR4M]

arfur sleep said:

I pass this every morning on the way to work, I thought it was a J at first, which is less catastrophic - until I realised that J doesn't have a top on it...

Tragic.

[Cliftonite]

[cibble10]

This was taken in NZ and should probably be in the seriously cool numberplate section, wherever that is...

Edited by cibble10 on Monday 6th October 11:32

[Cliftonite]

ecurie said:

If ever a car deserves to be vandalised, this is it.

[CAPP0]

ka90 said:

Oh dear...

Careful there, I was shredded on here a while back for suggesting that a car I saw, made by the same company as the one in your picture and bearing a BWM plate did in fact belong in this thread.

[Actus Reus]

The horror:

[av185]

Cliftonite said:

ecurie said:

If ever a car deserves to be vandalised, this is it.

Almost as abhorrent as both

U GO 2 HEL

U TOSSER

[CAPP0]

av185 said:

Cliftonite said:

ecurie said:

If ever a car deserves to be vandalised, this is it.

Almost as abhorrent as both

U GO 2 HEL

U TOSSER

Wonder whether, as the plate states, he is from Belgium and therefore has had a set of fake plates made up for when he is abroad, knowing that the foreign force cannot check against his home country's records.

Imagine the fun you could have doing that. Here's a thought - you could, for example, go to a country you had previously been at war with and fit a set of false plates which remind the occupants of the losing country of the date and the subject!

[cibble10]

CAPP0 said:

Wonder whether, as the plate states, he is from Belgium and therefore has had a set of fake plates made up for when he is abroad, knowing that the foreign force cannot check against his home country's records.

Imagine the fun you could have doing that. Here's a thought - you could, for example, go to a country you had previously been at war with and fit a set of false plates which remind the occupants of the losing country of the date and the subject!

It would never happen

[ecurie]

CAPP0 said:

Wonder whether, as the plate states, he is from Belgium and therefore has had a set of fake plates made up for when he is abroad, knowing that the foreign force cannot check against his home country's records.

Imagine the fun you could have doing that. Here's a thought - you could, for example, go to a country you had previously been at war with and fit a set of false plates which remind the occupants of the losing country of the date and the subject!

No, it's an official plate.
Since this year, you can have any almost any combination you want to, with a maximum of 8 letters/numbers.
Offensive and racist combinations are not allowed, but for the administration fk is not an existing word, so it cannot be offensive.

[Steffan]

ecurie said:

CAPP0 said:

Wonder whether, as the plate states, he is from Belgium and therefore has had a set of fake plates made up for when he is abroad, knowing that the foreign force cannot check against his home country's records.

Imagine the fun you could have doing that. Here's a thought - you could, for example, go to a country you had previously been at war with and fit a set of false plates which remind the occupants of the losing country of the date and the subject!

No, it's an official plate.
Since this year, you can have any almost any combination you want to, with a maximum of 8 letters/numbers.
Offensive and racist combinations are not allowed, but for the administration fk is not an existing word, so it cannot be offensive.

Interesting. I am no expert on overseas plates but unless you intend to use the plate illegally (which many clearly may) then presumably such a plate could only be displayed legally on an appropriate import into the UK? I believe that such plates then can only be used for a limited time even on imported cars. I cannot see a huge difference therefore from the cobbled plates we see on here that are almost unreadable or indeed actually unreadable. The driver may use them at his risk and from the proliferation thereof it seems many are doing. But they are not road legal I think. Others may well disagree.

[M3DGE]

av185 said:

AlexRS2782 said:

0005 NAP spaced to read OOO SNAP - funnily enough the guy driving the Merc the plate was on did look rather camp

Also this one:

' 000 ' plates in general make my teeth itch

They shout 'look at me' like the infamous 'H1' plates and are invariably valued by equally crappy attention seeking chavplaters......

Worst offender imo was the fkwit local Pork driving hairdressers plate....... 000A POR .....

All that remains to be said is 000st:

With you when it's the new format, but I do like the old Birmingham/ Middlesex 'O', 'OO' and 'OOO' plates...and the reversed versions, all sold by DVLA. Just unusual...

[DickyC]

Mabel will have an opinion about dodgy plates, let's ask her.