What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?

[sue20]

[silverback mike]

mistakenplane said:

Nice car crappy plate etc.

I Saw those at Goodwood Festival of speed too. Also prior to that, en route, should I say being driven rather stupidly.

[Cliftonite]

silverback mike said:

I Saw those at Goodwood Festival of speed too. Also prior to that, en route, should I say being driven rather stupidly.

Prats with prattish number plates are prats shocker.

[Doshy]

br d said:

sue20 said:

Saw this on the TV coverage of the BBC GP qualifying. You'd think Eddie Jordan could afford a decent plate rather than butchering a NI one.

He can and that's it, in his eyes that's the plate he wants.

The funniest thing amongst all the rabid nonsense on this thread is the "That's a good car ruined" quip.
Ruined for who FFS? Some sad stranger with camera phone and an internet connection? If somebody finds a plate they like, buys it and then fits it on their car they obviously feel comfortable with it, they are happy, what in the world would make you think they have ruined their car?

Nobody cares what you think.

And don't bother with the usual "flouting the law" and "displaying selfishness" crap unless you've never exceeded a speed limit in your life.

If you think the thread is all "rabid nonsense" then don't read it would be my advice.

[Ari]

Ok so first one is a no brainer - mis-spaced, dodgy screws and all to create a tacky message on a wannabe Range Rover.



But what do the jury make of this? Ok so it has slightly dodgy lettering but it is a correctly spaced classic three number three letter on a decent car. Slightly naff 'fancy plate' plates, but otherwise no problem.




Until you get up close...





Oh dear. For me any personal plate that requires an explanation along the bottom is a fail - especially this one!

Enough to consign it to Room 101 or am I being overly harsh?

[RossP]

I'm reposting this. It was removed earlier because it's an 'ad'. As there is no way of contacting the 'seller' it's not really much of an ad and it's definitely in the context of this thread...

Edited by RossP on Tuesday 14th July 20:13

[Escort3500]

M11KE O on a blingy 3-Series wiv gangsta black grille in Lincolnshire today. Sad bruvva.

[leglessAlex]

Cliftonite said:

A13 XLL

I feel like I should make enquiries about this plate seeing as my name is Alex and I am Leg Less :P

[iSore]

knitware said:

Billionaire, crap plate.

Edited by knitware on Monday 13th July 12:15

If that represents prestige, I'm glad I'm a peasant.

[DickyC]

Cliftonite said:

A13 XLL

leglessAlex said:

I feel like I should make enquiries about this plate seeing as my name is Alex and I am Leg Less :P

Be honest, you changed your user name to suit the plate.

[PoleDriver]

DickyC said:

Be honest, you changed your user name to suit the plate.

Ouch!

[DickyC]

PoleDriver said:

Ouch!

Will there be a disciplinary hearing?

[PoleDriver]

DickyC said:

PoleDriver said:

Ouch!

Will there be a disciplinary hearing?

I think you may end up in irons for that one!

[simoid]

Pork said:

rob.kellock said:

LOL

I bought my "perfect" plate - KE11OCK the day it was launched for under £1k from the DVLA. The next day I discovered that one of the major number plate dealers had somehow got there first. It has been on sale for £25k by them ever since...

I have suggested to them that there is a limited pool of buyers and that none of my immediate family are sad enough to want it but we remain some distance apart on price!

How's that work? You bought it but someone else is selling it?

KE15 OCK just passed me - it was on a hire car

[DickyC]

Pontypridd tonight.

[AlexRS2782]

YH5 1AN H on a black, partially blinged, E46 cabriolet.

[iva cosworth]

It'll be easier and quicker to list what's right with this.

1- it's yellow.

Also comes with the explanation required to understand it.

[sue20]

Nobby you are a nob.

[iSore]

And ultimately a subordinate to Heinrich Himmler.

[Jaguar steve]

iSore said:

knitware said:

Billionaire, crap plate.

Edited by knitware on Monday 13th July 12:15

If that represents prestige, I'm glad I'm a peasant.

But that doesn't actually represent genuine prestige at all - that just represents is an availability of a substantial amount of money and a desire to publicly flaunt that availability which is an completely different thing alltogether.

Given the very negative influence any significant excess of money seems to have most peoples attitude and behaviour towards others here in the Essex Badlands I'm really delighted to confirm that I'm a peasant too...