What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?
Discussion
V8forweekends said:
You say you are "trying to find out the registration of this bike", but then you say it's KRH 926 - what exactly are you trying to find out? Because of the s
te way the data is held by DVLA, unless you know exactly how it appears on the V5c (and sometimes not even then) it won't come up on a vehicle enquiry. Vincent doesn't appear on howmanyleft - but there obviously are some still around; it's just a facet of the stupid and useless way DVLA holds and treats the data.
The website will tell you the year of first registration with only reg and make, don't need V5 details, just tried my own ref.te way the data is held by DVLA, unless you know exactly how it appears on the V5c (and sometimes not even then) it won't come up on a vehicle enquiry. Vincent doesn't appear on howmanyleft - but there obviously are some still around; it's just a facet of the stupid and useless way DVLA holds and treats the data.What I was interested was the original reg date of the Vincent, but that make doesn't seem to be on DVLA's list.
I was just curious what year the bike was.
Vipers said:
The website will tell you the year of first registration with only reg and make, don't need V5 details, just tried my own ref.
What I was interested was the original reg date of the Vincent, but that make doesn't seem to be on DVLA's list.
I was just curious what year the bike was.
What I meant was, you need the make exactly as it appears on the V5c. It's easy for commons stuff that's on the list , but for example, neither the make or model of two of my cars is on the list at all - however if I enter them exactly as printed on the V5c the details come up. Evidently, it's not just "Vincent" on that bike's V5cWhat I was interested was the original reg date of the Vincent, but that make doesn't seem to be on DVLA's list.
I was just curious what year the bike was.
V8forweekends said:
What I meant was, you need the make exactly as it appears on the V5c. It's easy for commons stuff that's on the list , but for example, neither the make or model of two of my cars is on the list at all - however if I enter them exactly as printed on the V5c the details come up. Evidently, it's not just "Vincent" on that bike's V5c
Enter the registration number into here first:http://www.cartell.ie
That will give the make, presumably in DVLA-friendly format.
Cliftonite said:
V8forweekends said:
What I meant was, you need the make exactly as it appears on the V5c. It's easy for commons stuff that's on the list , but for example, neither the make or model of two of my cars is on the list at all - however if I enter them exactly as printed on the V5c the details come up. Evidently, it's not just "Vincent" on that bike's V5c
Enter the registration number into here first:http://www.cartell.ie
That will give the make, presumably in DVLA-friendly format.
yellowjack said:
AyBee said:
FUBAR said:
Nope, despite what you think he may (or may not) be trying to suggest, that plate does not belong in this thread. Its 100% legal.
This thread is for crap spacing and words trying to say something they actually don't. The one on the Aston matches neither of those criteria despite your view on the plate itself I'm with Doshy on this one. If it looks crap, and it makes me think of this thread, it gets posted. Legal or otherwise.
Perhaps you might turn your thread-policing attentions to the 'other' thread. The one where we're meant to put the "real good" plates, but seems, lately, to have been hijacked by many plates that very much belong in here.
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