What crappy personalised plates have you seen recently?
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Quinny said:
I know someone that wanted a plate to match his name, but couldn't afford one......so he just had one made and stuck it on anyway........ I had a go at him about it, but looking at this thread, seems it's what a lot of folk do.....just put what you want on and away you go
That does indeed seem to becoming a more common approach. At some point presumably either the law will be upheld effectively or a fair few more drivers will opt out of bothering with the law. The super car threads about suggesting that approach, implies that somethng is afoot. Steffan said:
Quinny said:
I know someone that wanted a plate to match his name, but couldn't afford one......so he just had one made and stuck it on anyway........ I had a go at him about it, but looking at this thread, seems it's what a lot of folk do.....just put what you want on and away you go
That does indeed seem to becoming a more common approach. At some point presumably either the law will be upheld effectively or a fair few more drivers will opt out of bothering with the law. The super car threads about suggesting that approach, implies that somethng is afoot. RobinBanks said:
an acquaintance has been bought 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.
Quite useful really.It tells the woman that her boyfriend is stupid before the relationship goes any further.
He has done her a favour.
shakotan said:
DickyC said:
M3DGE said:
I do understand that some supercars are simply not designed to take a front plate. It's stupid, but clearly the looks are all important!
Question - are stick-on plates for the bonnet still legal? I had one on an MX5 (actually a Jap Eunos import) (1990) and it looked a lot better than the UK spec plate holder - the Mk1 MX5 had a lovely curved nose that the plate holder ruined.
I don't think they ever were legal. The stick on plates fitted by the factory to the early E-types were a source of intense irritation to the authorities if my memory serves me correctly.Question - are stick-on plates for the bonnet still legal? I had one on an MX5 (actually a Jap Eunos import) (1990) and it looked a lot better than the UK spec plate holder - the Mk1 MX5 had a lovely curved nose that the plate holder ruined.
M3DGE said:
WD39 said:
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!Illegal chavvery, yes.
But as I have posted many times before, we love to see, and laugh at, the vanity, low self esteem and insecurities of any driver with a personal plate, chav or otherwise.
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