Real Good Number Plates : Vol 4

[Cliftonite]

[Croutons]

AE 1 I've just seen on an Insignia hire car with some sort of national flag on (as in, flying on the bonnet), which is odd, as I was pretty sure thst was the Bristol Mayor's car. Lent perhaps to a visitor given it was on a Europcar?

[Cliftonite]

threespires said:

Spacing perhaps a bit suspect, so I hope nobody goes down on me for posting in the wrong place.

No surprise that this is on a Tonka!

[RosscoPCole]

Cliftonite said:

Good Jersey Plates.

St Helier?

[Cliftonite]

RosscoPCole said:

Good Jersey Plates.

St Helier?

Yup!

[garycab]

Cliftonite said:

I'm sure I saw that plate on a black golf recently ? or perhaps it was GG 1 ?

[tali1]

"it’s about as early a Benz as you can get your hands on that isn’t a replica or on permanent display."

[droopsnoot]

2BG on a red Ferrari the other day, which I think I've seen before.

[Wotzname]

Two interesting spots heading to RIAT last weekend

Firstly, Thursday 10th July - M1 Southbound - Black Rolls Royce Phantom with CEO 1, and second spot was heading through Burford high street en route to Fairford - White Mercedes CL65 AMG with TEE 80Y.

Both incredibly drool-worthy

Edit: The cars, not the plates (just to clarify )

Edited by Wotzname on Saturday 19th July 21:12

[SpeedBall]

Sorry about the quality of the photos, but 17 RE - Manchester


2 UJ and 2 MRW in Alderley Edge

[Superhoop]

I saw a nice picture on a Mazda6 the other day (no pics sorry)

22 TOO

[piers1]

Correctly spaced too

[Geekman]

Croutons said:

AE 1 I've just seen on an Insignia hire car with some sort of national flag on (as in, flying on the bonnet), which is odd, as I was pretty sure thst was the Bristol Mayor's car. Lent perhaps to a visitor given it was on a Europcar?

I saw that as well, and we couldn't understand why it was on a hire car either. The flag install on the front grille looked incredibly amateurish as well - they'd basically just cut a hole in the badge!

[Dave G fsi]

I saw 6 PS on an old roller yesterday with an old (posh looking) couple in it. Probably worth more than the car but I suspect they have had both from new

[LaurasOtherHalf]

piers1 said:

Correctly spaced too

Am I being dense, what's so good about a regular £250 dvla job

[Fun Bus]

It actually sold for £3,300 (+fees) in 2005. It could well be the surname of the owner.

[Jagmanv12]

Fun Bus said:

It actually sold for £3,300 (+fees) in 2005. It could well be the surname of the owner.

Whilst Ker is a fairly rare surname it's more likely to be Kerr. So the plate only slightly resembles their name. Certainly not worth £3k+ imo.

[Fun Bus]

I meant the surname could be Tasker, not Ker.

[Cliftonite]

Jagmanv12 said:

Fun Bus said:

It actually sold for £3,300 (+fees) in 2005. It could well be the surname of the owner.

Whilst Ker is a fairly rare surname it's more likely to be Kerr. So the plate only slightly resembles their name. Certainly not worth £3k+ imo.

The flapping of approaching colourful wings is heard?

[Jagmanv12]

Fun Bus said:

I meant the surname could be Tasker, not Ker.

If so then Mr/Mrs/Ms Tasker has more money than sense.

It should be in the crappy plate postings

I just don't understand why some people pay fortunes for crap plates. They don't mean anything unless they are seriously altered.

Don't get the flapping wings??