Personalised Number Plates?

Personalised Number Plates?

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Tony V12V

2,465 posts

152 months

Monday 11th March 2013
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Lunablack said:
I bought a "WTF" plate for my sisters MX5 for her birthday..... She loves it.....she had a choice though, the other one was "FFS"hehe
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moveover

345 posts

163 months

Monday 11th March 2013
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I changed my name by Interpol to match my number plate. It was cheaper that way.

Mr. FDT341P

Bravo73

1,858 posts

174 months

Monday 11th March 2013
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moveover said:
I changed my name by Interpol to match my number plate.
By Interpol, eh?

Cunning! laugh

Ikebaddog

318 posts

135 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Bravo73 said:
moveover said:
I changed my name by Interpol to match my number plate.
By Interpol, eh?

Cunning! laugh
I see what you did there!laughlaugh

Richales

237 posts

205 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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I prefer "AMV" plates being as probably over half of the Aston Fleet begin with a "V"!

Sadly my Vantage Roadster currently up for sale and so will be selling my 0003 AMV once the cars sold. I'll almost certainly be back though so might keep the plate - works for a Vanquish too!

Ian67

83 posts

206 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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I reckon this is probably the most divisive issue between Aston Martin owners! I'm in the "who cares what people think" camp. If you like it then go for it.

I had a 007 plate on my Vantage for years and it usually raised a smile from people, and that was one of the things I most liked about the car. People would smile at how beautiful the car was and then have a further little grin at the plate. I'm sure that a few of them were laughing at me for having the plate but who cares?

I took it off before selling the car in case I wanted to reuse it (or on the off chance I could sell it). The strange thing is that seeing the car with a different plate made me realise that I had made the right decision by getting it in the first place (the right decision for me at least). The car just didn't look right with a normal plate, not just to me but to my friends as well. It sounds stupid but somehow the car lost something without it. The upside was that made it slightly less painful to sell as it felt less like my car. Maybe I would have felt the same going from one normal plate to another but I doubt it.

George29

14,707 posts

164 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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007 plates are cringeworthy imo. AML look ok but wouldn't be my choice. I quite like the V8 xxx or V12 xxx plates though.

e600

1,326 posts

152 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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For me its car specific, however, its your car have what you want. I have on the Vanquish AM51 VAN and on the E Type 53 XKE. Not sure I would want a 007 reference, but its your choice.

mikey k

13,011 posts

216 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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George29 said:
007 plates are cringeworthy imo. AML look ok but wouldn't be my choice. I quite like the V8 xxx or V12 xxx plates though.
This is bad frown
I'm agreeing with George again
I personally dislike any Bond style plate and don't really like the AML/Bond thing either, AML is OK ish.
I'm quiet happy with a plate that is personal to you (like ours wink )
Each to their own though.

sukh_m

1,325 posts

192 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Tacky comes to mind!!

Jockman

17,917 posts

160 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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sukh_m said:
Tacky comes to mind!!
Or TAK 1E as they say at the DVLA smile

Nowt wrong with persies in my opinion. Women have make up and botox. We have viagra and persies.

It's all about kidding ourselves over our age biggrin

Ian67

83 posts

206 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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George29 said:
007 plates are cringeworthy imo. AML look ok but wouldn't be my choice. I quite like the V8 xxx or V12 xxx plates though.
I wanted V8 VTG but that was unsurprisingly unavailable, so I went for V007 VTG instead, which was a standard DVLA plate at the time (March '07). Cringeworthy to some I know, but I liked it!

Astondb9man

2,036 posts

167 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Ian67 said:
I wanted V8 VTG but that was unsurprisingly unavailable, so I went for V007 VTG instead, which was a standard DVLA plate at the time (March '07). Cringeworthy to some I know, but I liked it!
Like that Ian67,,,but then I kinda like most 'persies', its fun working out the possibilities of plate letters re occupants names, its just another way of adding enjoyment to the driving experience. wink

Jockman

17,917 posts

160 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Astondb9man said:
Like that Ian67,,,but then I kinda like most 'persies', its fun working out the possibilities of plate letters re occupants names, its just another way of adding enjoyment to the driving experience. wink
Agreed...

Mr Gould - R1 CHH
Nick - L4 GER
George - W4 NKA
Yeti - S4 RNY
Bincenzo - G1 RLS
Cockernee - B4 NKS

Oh.....the possibilities smile

MollyGTi

2,358 posts

154 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Richales said:
I prefer "AMV" plates being as probably over half of the Aston Fleet begin with a "V"!

Sadly my Vantage Roadster currently up for sale and so will be selling my 0003 AMV once the cars sold. I'll almost certainly be back though so might keep the plate - works for a Vanquish too!
We have never been big fans of private plates but Rob was so excited about his first Aston (we are now onto the second one) that I managed to buy him an 'AMV' one as a surprise Christmas present that appeared when he turned up to see his car for the first time: V888AMV. That is now on the V8S



I've just taken delivery of my first new car and couldn't resist a plate that describes the car and gives a hint of my forum name too. Having trouble uploading the photo but my profile tells you what the car is and the reg number is GT13MOL smile



Tony V12V

2,465 posts

152 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Jockman said:
Agreed...

Mr Gould - R1 CHH
Nick - L4 GER
George - W4 NKA
Yeti - S4 RNY
Bincenzo - G1 RLS
Cockernee - B4 NKS

Oh.....the possibilities smile
rofl Some priceless ones there biggrin

George29

14,707 posts

164 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Jockman said:
Agreed...

Mr Gould - R1 CHH
Nick - L4 GER
George - W4 NKA
Yeti - S4 RNY
Bincenzo - G1 RLS
Cockernee - B4 NKS

Oh.....the possibilities smile
Jockman - PEN 15

smile

sukh_m

1,325 posts

192 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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George29 said:
Jockman - PEN 15

smile
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sukh_m

1,325 posts

192 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Jockman said:
Or TAK 1E as they say at the DVLA smile

Nowt wrong with persies in my opinion. Women have make up and botox. We have viagra and persies.

It's all about kidding ourselves over our age biggrin
I'm not kidding myself, definitely don't need the blue pills yet.

Are you trying to tell us something??? smile

Jockman

17,917 posts

160 months

Tuesday 12th March 2013
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Molly - next Christmas, see if you can muster up some parking sensors for the old boy rolleyes