What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?
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av185 said:
Steamer said:
When this thread was started it would have been great to have included a percentage poll showing which marque was the most favoured vehicle of the w
ky plate protagonist.
Audi. ky plate protagonist.
okay... so maybe we all know who the crown belongs to, but it would have been interesting to see how the rest stacked up.Steamer said:
av185 said:
Steamer said:
When this thread was started it would have been great to have included a percentage poll showing which marque was the most favoured vehicle of the wky plate protagonist.
Audi. ky plate protagonist. okay... so maybe we all know who the crown belongs to, but it would have been interesting to see how the rest stacked up.Chavplated Mercedes by some considerable distance featured in the largest number of all the cars in this thread - well over half of all postings IIRC - and a there's strikingly high representation of German marques in general. Range Rovers and overstyled fashion victim cars like Minis and Beatles feature strongly and a there's a large helping of tradesmans trucks and vans too.
There's also a number of supercars and modified vehicles and the remainder are just mundane everyday cars.
By contrast the Real Good thread has a very random mixture with a significant number of cars displaying plates worth far more than the vehicle they are attached to.
Then, as now there was a much higher number of postings in the Chavplate thread than the Real Good one. That follows the pattern you'll see on the roads in the Essex Badlands where Chavplates outnumber Real Good ones by anything from 5 or 10 to 1
D14VY R on a Saab 9-5 with the 1 & 4 squished together in a poor effort to create a makeshift A 
Davy also struggled to understand that the Collection/Drop Off bay outside Tesco is for just that, not for parking there for 40 minutes while his wife was sent in to do the shopping. Judging by the size of his gut he could probably have done with parking further away from the entrance and walking into and around the store with his wife to get some exercise and lose some weight, rather than sitting in the car reading the paper and feeding his face
Davy also struggled to understand that the Collection/Drop Off bay outside Tesco is for just that, not for parking there for 40 minutes while his wife was sent in to do the shopping. Judging by the size of his gut he could probably have done with parking further away from the entrance and walking into and around the store with his wife to get some exercise and lose some weight, rather than sitting in the car reading the paper and feeding his face
gaz1234 said:
'You are bigging on a piece of paper....'?
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