What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?

[Escort3500]

Lexus on the A66 today proudly sporting MR 05 COX. Made worse by the 05 being in smaller size font to emphasise the MR COX

How desperate...

[pinkstigsupercar]

[SpeedBall]

[RossP]

Couldn't get a pic but a Golf GTi with C11 ROL with the two 1s spaced really close and two black bolts to make it look like an 'A'

[JuniorD]

Parking in a pedestrian zone - check
Range Rover - check
Ironically named business - check
st plate - check

[rohrl]

Ari said:

pinkstigsupercar said:

Anyone?

Other than perhaps needing a slightly bigger gap between the letters and numbers I'm not sure why that's been posted either.

[Digitalize]

Just a couple I saw on Facebook.

[Jaguar steve]

rohrl said:

Ari said:

pinkstigsupercar said:

Anyone?

Other than perhaps needing a slightly bigger gap between the letters and numbers I'm not sure why that's been posted either.

I'd go with most likely because it's illegal. That's a much more robust defining factor of whether a plate is real good or crap as it relies on actual facts that nobody can argue over rather than any single persons opinion which anybody else can.

[Boshly]

Jaguar steve said:

I'd go with most likely because it's illegal. That's a much more robust defining factor of whether a plate is real good or crap as it relies on actual facts that nobody can argue over rather than any single persons opinion which anybody else can.

That doesn't define it as "crappy" but as illegal; which would be fine if the title of the thread was "What illegal plates have you seen lately".

"Crappy" is subjective, and there's nothing crappy about that plate in my opinion.

[Hangcheck]

Now I am a fan of the man but...

[Cliftonite]

Boshly said:

Jaguar steve said:

I'd go with most likely because it's illegal. That's a much more robust defining factor of whether a plate is real good or crap as it relies on actual facts that nobody can argue over rather than any single persons opinion which anybody else can.

That doesn't define it as "crappy" but as illegal; which would be fine if the title of the thread was "What illegal plates have you seen lately".

"Crappy" is subjective, and there's nothing crappy about that plate in my opinion.

All unlawful plates are crappy, by definition.

How can any mis-spaced, wrongly coloured or butchered plate, or one with a ludicrous font be anything else?

Some lawful plates are crappy, but this is subjective. And the poster's views should be respected.

[Centurion07]

Cliftonite said:

All unlawful plates are crappy, by definition.

This, and only this^.

[dancarro]

This was outside the office the other day - I kind of liked it though...

[RossP]

On a Fiesta 'ST-500'

Edited by RossP on Wednesday 2nd September 17:06

[maxest]

SpeedBall said:

It's bad but it did make me laugh

[AlexRS2782]

Digitalize said:

Just a couple I saw on Facebook.

The last time I saw that plate was in the Essex Badlands. By the looks of it, they've now removed the slogan "Nasty Alex Wood" that used to run along the bottom of the plate.

[D44nny]

BullyB said:

This is the latest car owned by aleem from platenium executive travel in birmingham all of his cr have the pet plate apart from his rr ghost that has 1ord. Which is for his name "lord aleem"

[R8Steve]

D44nny said:

This is the latest car owned by aleem from platenium executive travel in birmingham all of his cr have the pet plate apart from his rr ghost that has 1ord. Which is for his name "lord aleem"

Which makes it cringeworthy before you even see the plate imo

[Boshly]

Cliftonite said:

Boshly said:

Jaguar steve said:

I'd go with most likely because it's illegal. That's a much more robust defining factor of whether a plate is real good or crap as it relies on actual facts that nobody can argue over rather than any single persons opinion which anybody else can.

That doesn't define it as "crappy" but as illegal; which would be fine if the title of the thread was "What illegal plates have you seen lately".

"Crappy" is subjective, and there's nothing crappy about that plate in my opinion.

All unlawful plates are crappy, by definition.

How can any mis-spaced, wrongly coloured or butchered plate, or one with a ludicrous font be anything else?

Some lawful plates are crappy, but this is subjective. And the poster's views should be respected.

So let me get this right. You say unlawful=crappy? And how do you come up with that wonderful "definition" because its not one I've ever seen defined anywhere or that I subscribe to.

Crappy is subjective, we probably agree on many that fall into our respective "crappy" definitions, but unlawful only = crappy in your subjective opinion. Not by definition.

Edited to remove further other comment as this isn't the place for a continued debate!

Edited by Boshly on Thursday 3rd September 00:41

[Cliftonite]

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