What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?

[Cliftonite]

Escort3500 said:

Why? Why? indeed

Why? Why ever not? Nice looking plate, and 100% legal too.

I would have it.

Best regards

Yvonne Yates.

[ocrx8]

[WD39]

It's becoming clear that in addition to being vain etc., chavplaters are totally atrocious spellers.

[Nice But Dim]

And should go in the bad parking thread

Source: some Facebook thing

[WD39]

Cliftonite said:

Escort3500 said:

Why? Why? indeed

Why? Why ever not? Nice looking plate, and 100% legal too.

I would have it.

Best regards

Yvonne Yates.

Dear Yvonne, Why on earth would you want to drive around with your initials on the car?

[twing]

D 18NCH in Harlow of all places

[HairbearTE]

OzzyR1 said:

Here it is:

OzzyR1 said:

Don't normally post here but saw this diamond the other evening that I thought worth sharing.

Spotted in Essex, Harlow to be precise.

Still very "special"

Edited by OzzyR1 on Saturday 25th July 23:54

That's a hopeless representation of 'PLAY BOY'

PL09 BOY is currently on the market for under £2k, requires much less (or none?) 'chavving', and looks much better imo.

Hit me up if you want it! if you want me to put you in touch with the owner!

[Cliftonite]

= Plop boy?

Plog boy?

[iSore]

Nice But Dim said:

And should go in the bad parking thread

Source: some Facebook thing

Oh to be a traffic cop.

"You were saying, Sir? Step into my car please".

[CoolHands]

Nice italics

[RossP]

Not a personalised plate per se but why??? Sorry for the poor image but that's a 'D' on the plate.

[HairbearTE]

Cliftonite said:

= Plop boy?

Plog boy?

It's not perfect, agreed, but beats the hell out of the shocker above! Even I can't condone that POS!

[twing]

RossP said:

Not a personalised plate per se but why??? Sorry for the poor image but that's a 'D' on the plate.

It's scene bruv, innit?

[Steffan]

RossP said:

Not a personalised plate per se but why??? Sorry for the poor image but that's a 'D' on the plate.

Why indeed? I have no idea? Presumably it fails to comply?

[R8Steve]

Ironically there's a poll over in the supercars section whether to even bother with a number plate or not

[CAPP0]

Saw a cracker this lunchtime on the Isle of Dogs. I was walking, he was driving, so, no picture.

Had to double-take it. F13 LLA, but the 1 had been drawn at about 1-point thickness, so it was almost invisible. The remaining characters were, of course, unspaced. Looked really cool, fella. Not.

[M3DGE]

WD39 said:

Cliftonite said:

Escort3500 said:

Why? Why? indeed

Why? Why ever not? Nice looking plate, and 100% legal too.

I would have it.

Best regards

Yvonne Yates.

Dear Yvonne, Why on earth would you want to drive around with your initials on the car?

Why not? If you just don't like personalised plates full stop, this is not the thread for you - that plate would go happily in the Real Good thread. We are after illegal chavvery here!

[AlexRS2782]

V ZOE X V (V20 EXV) on a newer shape BMW 3 series in Blackwater.

[RossP]

[RobinBanks]

pinkstigsupercar said:

Why do they do this?
That plate would be perfectly fine if it were properly spaced and would still read as 'Danger'.


I have a question - if you were pulled over for having a plate which is perfectly valid but misspaced (obviously lacking BSAU number too), what would the charge technically be?

I ask only because an acquaintance has been bought st misspaced plates by her boyfriend. They slightly nearly vaguely spell her name and I pointed out that it was illegal but I didn't know the potential penalty.