Real Good Number Plates vol 5

[czerwiec]

1 ES seen today on FFRR in Heathrow area

[DuraAce]

peteA said:

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Standard Guernsey number plate.

[QuartzDad]

31 S on an old Merc A Class, doesn't do many miles looking at the MOT history.

[rich12]

Just outside Victoria Station.
Sure it's been in here loads

[94OD]

czerwiec said:

1 ES seen today on FFRR in Heathrow area

I've seen L 35 a few times in Cardiff.

[LARK F1 GTR]

czerwiec said:

1 ES seen today on FFRR in Heathrow area

Isn't that one of Eddie Stobart's ? They used to have it on a Focus rally car.

[LARK F1 GTR]

2222 BB - Audi.

NIL 71 - BMW. Does anyone know if this is a NI plate ? Usually they have four numbers on them.

UP52 AGE - Upstage theatrical dry cleaners truck.. I'm wondering if they've got UP57 AGE too.

[M3DGE]

NIL 71 - BMW. Does anyone know if this is a NI plate ? Usually they have four numbers on them.

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Yes. Issued by Enneskillin in 1996. NI plates are three letters followed by up to four numbers - they generally start from 1 (although Armagh Man may know whether DVLA NI now sell lower numbers?)

[M3DGE]

LARK F1 GTR said:

czerwiec said:

1 ES seen today on FFRR in Heathrow area

Isn't that one of Eddie Stobart's ? They used to have it on a Focus rally car.

An expensive plate in it's day - although £26,000 + VAT & Fees in 1996 seems cheap today.

[AlexRS2782]

H15 CAR on a blue Mitsubishi ASX 3.

[Jim AK]

rich12 said:

Just outside Victoria Station.
Sure it's been in here loads

Amazed the family has never upgraded that car, used to see it daily in Belgravia back in the day.

[Fun Bus]

At an average of 2,200 miles a year, they’re probably spending their money on fine wine and fine living. The owners probably also think the new Rolls’ are “a bit vulgar for us.”

[CRA1G]

Fun Bus said:

At an average of 2,200 miles a year, they’re probably spending their money on fine wine and fine living. The owners probably also think the new Rolls’ are “a bit vulgar for us.”

Well put...and I'm sure your right..

[Fun Bus]

On a lighter note, a plate I saw in Nottingham today:

S44 RAH - Range Rover Sport (very new looking)

[Jim AK]

Fun Bus said:

At an average of 2,200 miles a year, they’re probably spending their money on fine wine and fine living. The owners probably also think the new Rolls’ are “a bit vulgar for us.”

It now belongs to Mr B`s daughter Barbara so you`re probably right!

[austinsmirk]

PP13 WEE

Laid out right. On a brand new Volvo

No idea why. But it certainly read

PP is wee, to me

I’m thinking urologist????

[ArmaghMan]

M3DGE said:

NIL 71 - BMW. Does anyone know if this is a NI plate ? Usually they have four numbers on them.

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Yes. Issued by Enneskillin in 1996. NI plates are three letters followed by up to four numbers - they generally start from 1 (although Armagh Man may know whether DVLA NI now sell lower numbers?)

They auction at the single and double digits now.
Saw the ultimate Fermanagh plate but no camera
IL 1

[g3org3y]

austinsmirk said:

PP13 WEE

Laid out right. On a brand new Volvo

No idea why. But it certainly read

PP is wee, to me

I’m thinking urologist????

One of our haematologists had XXX FBC on their car (sorry can't remember the first part). (FBC = full blood count, the bread and butter haematology test).

[Butter Face]

austinsmirk said:

PP13 WEE

Laid out right. On a brand new Volvo

No idea why. But it certainly read

PP is wee, to me

I’m thinking urologist????

It's a V90 Inscription D5 PP (PowerPulse)

[LARK F1 GTR]

Wrong thread. It's a crap plate.