Real Good Number Plates : Vol 4

[South tdf]

RESSE said:

Thanks for clarification.

My understanding is the plate originally belonged to Coomes of Guildford who produced the modified Coomes Jaguar race cars as pictured. Coomes then became a BMW dealership before becoming Vines BMW hence the plate staying within the business and on the car I was lent.

[MuffDaddy]

Have we had 1M yet, on a Merc near Barbican.

[Steven2mum]

Is this in the right place?

[twing]

tali1 said:

SL600 in ultra rare Designo Green(iirc) -with matching green interior .Doubt  another will be spotted like this

Great car, crap plate.... Throw it over there ---->

[ATTAK Z]

Steven2mum said:

Is this in the right place?

If the plate was "COD" and the question was "Is this in the right plaice ?" then the question would be more relevant

[twing]

ATTAK Z said:

If the plate was "COD" and the question was "Is this in the right plaice ?" then the question would be more relevant

Is it a turbot?

[dirty_dog]

twing said:

Is it a turbot?

I saw R8 yesterday on yes you guessed it... a Range Rover

Wonder how much that was!?

[Jagmanv12]

onyx39 said:

That Jag reminds me of this plate, which I am frankly amazed is allowed:

Goodwood Revival 2013 072 by Jim Pritchard, on Flickr

Why amazed? That plate has been on that car for at least 30 years. Long before PC came along.

[anonymous-user]

Jagmanv12 said:

Why amazed? That plate has been on that car for at least 30 years. Long before PC came along.

Yes, but they (DVLA) can revoke a plate if they get a complaint, I read on here about a plate that was released and subsequently pulled due to a complaint.

And without being limp wristed, it is asking for trouble even though it was obviously completely innocent at the time of release.

[knitware]

CoinSl0t said:

Yes, but they (DVLA) can revoke a plate if they get a complaint, I read on here about a plate that was released and subsequently pulled due to a complaint.

And without being limp wristed, it is asking for trouble even though it was obviously completely innocent at the time of release.

Good grief, why are you worried? There isn’t anything wrong with the plate unless you make it an issue, are you Argentinian by any chance?

[pinkstigsupercar]

ATTAK Z said:

If the plate was "COD" and the question was "Is this in the right plaice ?" then the question would be more relevant

• SIGHS*

[anonymous-user]

knitware said:

Good grief, why are you worried? There isn’t anything wrong with the plate unless you make it an issue, are you Argentinian by any chance?

I'm not worried, at all. I'm just surprised the plate has survived without the PC brigade having it outlawed.

No idea what your Argentinian reference is about, nor even slightly interested.

[ATTAK Z]

pinkstigsupercar said:

ATTAK Z said:

If the plate was "COD" and the question was "Is this in the right plaice ?" then the question would be more relevant

• SIGHS*

Yes, I'm a child at heart

[Quhet]

2 FF on a silver mk1 Jag XK today northbound on the M5 in Gloucestershire

[sue20]

No photos but I saw 1 RUB on an Evoque and PLP 1 on a Golf.

[droopsnoot]

I might have mentioned this one before, but I don't think I got a photo. Yes, it's straddling double white lines at traffic lights while the two drivers chat, but there isn't a separate thread for that.

[ocrx8]

[benjj]

Just saw '1 GTR' on a red Golf, either a GTI or R.

Guess some McLaren or Datsun owners would pay a pretty penny for that one...

[Martin4x4]

K8OGS
J333PEY on a Wranger.

[LaurasOtherHalf]

For the man who really doesn't care about having a flash number plate;