What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen? Vol.3
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Can't remember, but it was a lot more than I did for YOU 105E
Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
Donkey44 said:
Can't remember, but it was a lot more than I did for YOU 105E
Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
"TOO 510W" has NAVER been Auctioned by the DVLA..? And "YOU 105E" Sold for £10900..? However "WAL 73R" Sold for £1900 in Jan 02 and "M1 TTY" £5K in April 95...Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
CRA1G said:
Donkey44 said:
Can't remember, but it was a lot more than I did for YOU 105E
Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
"TOO 510W" has NAVER been Auctioned by the DVLA..? And "YOU 105E" Sold for £10900..? However "WAL 73R" Sold for £1900 in Jan 02 and "M1 TTY" £5K in April 95...Which is also on retention I suspect. I stopped at about 20k for that, there were two others who looked hungry, but it stopped fairly soon after. Naturally had I kept going, of one of them really, really wanted it, it could have got a lot higher, hence I always stick to a limit, even if it means frustration.
Bemmer said:
Oh... So Donkey's telling Porky's...
I'm not, craig has this obsession with opening his DVLA search and telling the world what a plate may have sold for at one point in time.Which may be a record of fact, but only at a point in time. Thereafter, plates change hands. Dealers make money by, funnily enough, charging more than they paid. People sell them for more than they paid. Sometimes less. It doesn't matter.
You don't need to be so blinkered. Or rude.
Donkey44 said:
At first glance, not much of a problem.
But... What's that?
What, on earth, would make you do this??!?
Ha Ha Ha Ha!!!!!! That genuinely made me crack up! Surely that’s on there for the jokes rather than to enhance the vehicle. But... What's that?
What, on earth, would make you do this??!?
ps. The delivery of this post and gradual zooming-in was brilliant Donkey44
Donkey44 said:
CRA1G said:
"TOO 510W" has NAVER been Auctioned by the DVLA..? And "YOU 105E" Sold for £10900..? However "WAL 73R" Sold for £1900 in Jan 02 and "M1 TTY" £5K in April 95...
Who said anything about the DVLA? Other auctions are available. Donkey44 said:
"I was outbid on TOO 510W at a DVLA auction a few years ago."
YOU DID...!:ehehe: And it's NEVER been Auctioned by the DVLA...?This group is seemingly where all the C124PPY plate owners congregate...
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617135635067116
One example from there, of many:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1617135635067116
One example from there, of many:
Donkey44 said:
Bemmer said:
Oh... So Donkey's telling Porky's...
I'm not, craig has this obsession with opening his DVLA search and telling the world what a plate may have sold for at one point in time.Which may be a record of fact, but only at a point in time. Thereafter, plates change hands. Dealers make money by, funnily enough, charging more than they paid. People sell them for more than they paid. Sometimes less. It doesn't matter.
You don't need to be so blinkered. Or rude.
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