Personalised Number Plates?
Discussion
Speculatore said:
SLacKer said:
Speculatore said:
Well..I must truly be a complete Knob. Not only do I wear an Omega Seamaster Pro but my DB9 has a private plate 'DG 07 SPY'. I don't think I am James Bond and I gave actually being a SPY when I left the military.
I like it when people look at my car, take photographs and guess what??? 'Smile' at my '07 SPY' numberplate. I have always had private plates.. 'V4 XKR' on my XKR, 'K9 DRG' when I had 2 German Shepherds and to top it off my wife has 'G6 VRS' (GG VRS) on her Octavia VRS.
It is a personal choice and it's all about FUN and making people smile. (And look at your car).
I didn't look at the plate but those sport pack alloys look so right on a DB9. Must create some man maths half arsed reason why £3k on 4 wheels is a good idea.I like it when people look at my car, take photographs and guess what??? 'Smile' at my '07 SPY' numberplate. I have always had private plates.. 'V4 XKR' on my XKR, 'K9 DRG' when I had 2 German Shepherds and to top it off my wife has 'G6 VRS' (GG VRS) on her Octavia VRS.
It is a personal choice and it's all about FUN and making people smile. (And look at your car).
. Super duper car and I do love those wheels.....not so sure you should change the colour MaverickV12 said:
Speculatore said:
it's all about FUN and making people smile. (And look at your car).
http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/members/108230-car...
CRA1G said:
I will have to agree with you.........................
http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/members/108230-car...
CRAIG.....Is that your first name......or your surname http://www.pistonheads.com/pics/members/108230-car...
Speculatore said:
It is a personal choice and it's all about FUN and making people smile. (And look at your car).
Surely it's about driving, enjoying the car and so on. I couldn't give a crap about making people smile or have them laugh at my my car. I assure you, with the greatest of respect, that that's what they're doing to yours. I don't think you think you're James Bond as he's a fictional character. But you clearly want to be 
Sorry for the negativity.
Your car looks fantastic by the way with those Sports Pack wheels. It is a credit to you
And the Seamaster is a great watch for the money, I have owned a good few of them but sold them due to product placement... Edited by yeti on Sunday 17th March 06:47
yeti said:
Surely it's about driving, enjoying the car and so on. I couldn't give a crap about making people smile or have them laugh at my my car. I assure you, with the greatest of respect, that that's what they're doing to yours. I don't think you think you're James Bond as he's a fictional character. But you clearly want to be
So I take it you won't be joining one of those same 'look at me' same model car runs, pootling through some villages in. 30mph convoy, revving up to a chosen hotel and parking in a line....in front of all the Polish staff. Apologies to those who don't, but I love personalised plates - its all abit of fun.
My plates are profession and car specific - TOO7H for an Aston and D3 CAY for a Porsche CAYenne.
The professional specific nature of the plates were intentional, but the car specific nature was not - just happened I purchased these cars.
My plates are profession and car specific - TOO7H for an Aston and D3 CAY for a Porsche CAYenne.
The professional specific nature of the plates were intentional, but the car specific nature was not - just happened I purchased these cars.
I too love personal plates, a bit of good fun, your dental themed plates are excellent.
It's a bit more difficult for us over here in Northern Ireland, we don't have the certificate of retention legislation. Therefore, a plate must be kept on a vehicle all the time.
I have a couple with my initials and a couple of nice old low digit local plates.
It's a bit more difficult for us over here in Northern Ireland, we don't have the certificate of retention legislation. Therefore, a plate must be kept on a vehicle all the time.
I have a couple with my initials and a couple of nice old low digit local plates.
sc11eng said:
Apologies to those who don't, but I love personalised plates - it's all a bit of fun.
Apologies accepted. 'Each to their own of course'. I love old number plates (plates get it), but am not very keen on doctored (or dentisted), mis-spaced, wrong characters, or dated plates. However, there are a few exceptions, that do work without alteration eg. CRA1G (ref. above, Well done), SIMON or COM1C.
If I were a member of the dentistry profession, BDS 9 would be the one for me. Perhaps not obvious to all of your patients, but nicely subtle.
Edited by Jon39 on Tuesday 19th March 19:25
yeti said:
Speculatore said:
It is a personal choice and it's all about FUN and making people smile. (And look at your car).
Surely it's about driving, enjoying the car and so on. I couldn't give a crap about making people smile or have them laugh at my my car. I assure you, with the greatest of respect, that that's what they're doing to yours. I don't think you think you're James Bond as he's a fictional character. But you clearly want to be Sorry for the negativity.
Your car looks fantastic by the way with those Sports Pack wheels. It is a credit to you
And the Seamaster is a great watch for the money, I have owned a good few of them but sold them due to product placement... Edited by yeti on Sunday 17th March 06:47
t, or Horror of horrors, YOU drive like a piece of st, so fking what, who do you think you are to tell people what they should do, get off your high horse.Jon39 said:
If I were a member of the dentistry profession, BDS 9 would be the one for me. Perhaps not obvious to all of your patients, but nicely subtle.
Yes I agree, subtlety can have its appeal - I also have D12 BDS and K9 GDP - probably just subtle enough.Edited by Jon39 on Tuesday 19th March 19:25
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