What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?

[Jaguar steve]

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.

Illegal is illegal making the value irrelevant.

Spacing a plate illegally demonstrates the Platee thinks him/herself above the law which is a Chav attitude no matter how much the plate or the car its displayed on is worth. In fact any attempt at excusing that particular number plate from inclusion in the Crappy Plates thread simply because it's worth a substantial sum is rather Chav too...

Spaced correctly then it's worthy of the Real Good thread. Spaced incorrectly then it rightly deserves being in here.

[CanAm]

Jaguar steve said:

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.

Illegal is illegal making the value irrelevant.

Spacing a plate illegally demonstrates the Platee thinks him/herself above the law which is a Chav attitude no matter how much the plate or the car its displayed on is worth. In fact any attempt at excusing that particular number plate from inclusion in the Crappy Plates thread simply because it's worth a substantial sum is rather Chav too...

Spaced correctly then it's worthy of the Real Good thread. Spaced incorrectly then it rightly deserves being in here.

Are you sure that the original two digit registrations actually require the extra space compared with the later numbers where the two letters acquired a geographical meaning?
Answer is "Yes" according to the DVLA. I fail to see why the owner thinks it looks better with illegal spacing.

Edited by CanAm on Monday 2nd January 17:35

[CanAm]

DickyC said:

My search for 'Noodle McLaren' was inconclusive.

I could be due a whoosh parrot here but I guess it read Nicole F before the white bolt was removed from the first 0.

[Jaguar steve]

CanAm said:

Jaguar steve said:

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.

Illegal is illegal making the value irrelevant.

Spacing a plate illegally demonstrates the Platee thinks him/herself above the law which is a Chav attitude no matter how much the plate or the car its displayed on is worth. In fact any attempt at excusing that particular number plate from inclusion in the Crappy Plates thread simply because it's worth a substantial sum is rather Chav too...

Spaced correctly then it's worthy of the Real Good thread. Spaced incorrectly then it rightly deserves being in here.

Are you sure that the original two digit registrations actually require the extra space compared with the later numbers where the two letters acquired a geographical meaning?

Happy to stand corrected if so - that's for somebody with a more detailed knowledge than me. That looks illegal to me though if the spacing requirements do apply to it.

[vpr]

Listen to yourselves FFS

[RightOn]

Never understood the fascination with personalised plates. Why bother?

[CanAm]

Jaguar steve said:

Happy to stand corrected if so - that's for somebody with a more detailed knowledge than me. That looks illegal to me though if the spacing requirements do apply to it.

See my edit above. Technically illegal but I don't think a man on a galloping horse would spot the difference.

[twing]

RightOn said:

Never understood the fascination with personalised plates. Why bother?

Wrong thread



Welcome btw

[DickyC]

vpr said:

Listen to yourselves FFS

I'm reluctant to do that. To listen to it I'd have to read it all out loud and I'm on a train.

[AlexRS2782]

Courtesy of one of PH's own front page features

[Rumblestripe]

AlexRS2782 said:

Courtesy of one of PH's own front page features

Jeeeezuss, FFS way to make a fabulous car in beautiful condition look like a chavved up piece of shight. No need. Put it right owner.

[NickCQ]

Period correct naff plate, shurely?

[cherie171]

NickCQ said:

Period correct naff plate, shurely?

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

[B'stard Child]

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.

[raceboy]

Rumblestripe said:

No need. Put it right owner.

As the owner is a Mr Lali I imagine he'll keep it just the way it is thanks.

[RossP]

It's a V6

Edited by RossP on Friday 6th January 16:17

[anonymous-user]

RossP said:

It's a V6

Edited by RossP on Friday 6th January 16:17

What a plonker

[NickCQ]

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!

[B'stard Child]

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

[*Al*]

RightOn said:

Never understood the fascination with personalised plates. Why bother?

Then why are you on this thread?