What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?

[aspirated]

sleepera6 said:

RossP said:

It's a V6

Edited by RossP on Friday 6th January 16:17

What a plonker

Technically it shouldn't be in this thread, as it's not a personalised plate. It's just a bastardised version of the original V prefix reg which happened to be V8xx xxx

[lxm]

S Allan M....

[AlexRS2782]

PR08Y MR on an Insignia in Sandhurst.

Edit - also you cant forget the chancer selling LO17 DAN which evidently spells LONDON

He purchased it from the DVLA for £799 but is now reselling it for £2.5 million plus to the right buyer

https://secretldn.com/2017/01/youll-never-guess-mu...

Edited by AlexRS2782 on Friday 6th January 18:38

[B'stard Child]

aspirated said:

sleepera6 said:

RossP said:

It's a V6

Edited by RossP on Friday 6th January 16:17

What a plonker

Technically it shouldn't be in this thread, as it's not a personalised plate. It's just a bastardised version of the original V prefix reg which happened to be V8xx xxx

Highlighted the key word which makes it fit in with this thread perfectly

General rules are*

bastardised in any way from a std legal plate - this may include all or some of the below

1. Mis-spaced
2. Alterations to letters or numbers (includes the addition of cosmetic bolts in either yellow white or black)
3. Efforts to make it say something it doesn't (not included or covered above)
4. Font changes from original CW or Post 2000 CW

Bonus points are awarded for slogans under the reg to help people understand what it means and where the number plate appears completely legal but has letters or numbers changed (freelander example from vol 1 I think still leads in the bonus point stakes)

* Other interpretations of the rules are available but general consensus is that if non of the above applies then despite the fact that someone may think it says something it's probably just a numberplate.

[J4CKO]

B'stard Child said:

aspirated said:

sleepera6 said:

RossP said:

It's a V6

Edited by RossP on Friday 6th January 16:17

What a plonker

Technically it shouldn't be in this thread, as it's not a personalised plate. It's just a bastardised version of the original V prefix reg which happened to be V8xx xxx

Highlighted the key word which makes it fit in with this thread perfectly

General rules are*

bastardised in any way from a std legal plate - this may include all or some of the below

1. Mis-spaced
2. Alterations to letters or numbers (includes the addition of cosmetic bolts in either yellow white or black)
3. Efforts to make it say something it doesn't (not included or covered above)
4. Font changes from original CW or Post 2000 CW

Bonus points are awarded for slogans under the reg to help people understand what it means and where the number plate appears completely legal but has letters or numbers changed (freelander example from vol 1 I think still leads in the bonus point stakes)

* Other interpretations of the rules are available but general consensus is that if non of the above applies then despite the fact that someone may think it says something it's probably just a numberplate.

Extra points for the aftermarket chrome tat, the S type getting the Chrysler PT Cruiser/300C treatment there.

[B'stard Child]

J4CKO said:

Extra points for the aftermarket chrome tat, the S type getting the Chrysler PT Cruiser/300C treatment there.

Only if it goes in the "a little bit council thread" if it's still running?

[CRA1G]

*Al* said:

RightOn said:

Never understood the fascination with personalised plates. Why bother?

Then why are you on this thread?

[Albion.Autos]

Before anyone says wrong thread it is mis-displayed, it should be LJi 34 not LJ 134 as shown. Shame as I feel it would be a nice plate even, as an NI one.

Edited by Albion.Autos on Friday 6th January 19:29

Edited by Albion.Autos on Friday 6th January 19:31

[nonsequitur]

*Al* said:

RightOn said:

Never understood the fascination with personalised plates. Why bother?

Then why are you on this thread?

Is that why bother with chav plates or why bother with this thread?

[RossP]

[Notwen]

RossP said:

Continuing that theme, this morning I had the pleasure of being behind a BMW M140 with AM14 OBM spaced as:
A M140 BM

(crappy or otherwise, I did rather like it)

[M3DGE]

Easternlight said:

Cliftonite said:

Easternlight said:

^^Shirley the only thing wrong with that is the thread it's been put in?

Unlawful spacing = crappy, perchance?

Genuinely interested, how should it be spaced?

Still don't think it should be in with the st in this thread though, got to be at least a five figure plate.

Sorry for resurrecting this thread but been off for a while. Not five figures, six - all single/ singles sold in the past few years have gone North of £100k. The ninth plate issued by Kent in 1903. Personally I forgive the miniscule spacing error, it's an irrelevance on a single/single.

[M3DGE]

B'stard Child said:

NickCQ said:

B'stard Child said:

cherie171 said:

NickCQ said:

Period correct naff plate, shurely?

No. The car was first registered 1986, the 'age' of the plate is 1980/1981.

It worries me that PH'rs can't even date an "Icon" or even work out the period covered by a reg plate - I though this was a car enthusiast forum - If you don't know then 2 mins on google will resolve any gaps in knowledge.

I was minus 11 yeas old in 1981!

No excuse fella - no excuse at all

Everyone should spend time studying plates

[Hatson]

M3DGE said:

Everyone should spend time studying plates

Author displaying sense of humour with a couple of miss-spaced plates on the front cover?

[Escort3500]

Hatson said:

M3DGE said:

Everyone should spend time studying plates

Author displaying sense of humour with a couple of miss-spaced plates on the front cover?

And (anorak) pocket-size

[Croutons]

RRS just south of Bristol, wondering if it was non-UK as can't find it taxed/ insured in any combination, it read

bOY

I've experimented with G's and 6's but can't find it..?

[Hatson]

Croutons said:

RRS just south of Bristol, wondering if it was non-UK as can't find it taxed/ insured in any combination, it read

bOY

I've experimented with G's and 6's but can't find it..?

60 Y but listed as Audi A5 in Black.

[CRA1G]

Hatson said:

Croutons said:

RRS just south of Bristol, wondering if it was non-UK as can't find it taxed/ insured in any combination, it read

bOY

I've experimented with G's and 6's but can't find it..?

60 Y but listed as Audi A5 in Black.

Shirley more chance with "8 0Y" or "13 OY" or the numbers first and Y .?

[AlexRS2782]

A mate says he spotted YE5 8 MAN on an E9X era BMW 3 series with a couple of scene mods and blacked out windows.

Helpfully it was confirmed as belonging to "B Man" as it had YES B MAN written as the tagline along the bottom of the plate.

[anonymous-user]

GUL24R on a white Merc.
A middle aged woman was driving it.

Gulzar?
Is that you?