What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?

What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?

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mak250300

111 posts

104 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Hatson

2,036 posts

124 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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mak250300 said:
Simon and Carbunkel?

mak250300

111 posts

104 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Hatson said:
Simon and Carbunkel?
I would start looking for your coat.

Composer62

1,721 posts

88 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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I think Gerry might be trying a bit too hard ?

Hatson

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124 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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mak250300 said:
Hatson said:
Simon and Carbunkel?
I would start looking for your coat.
Coat on, Homeward Bound. smile

Brinyan

393 posts

95 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Alex_225

6,314 posts

203 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Here we have F11 UUP on a convertible M6.

Thankfully for this thread, it has been tastefully misspaced to spell - FIL U UP

Not only is it misspaced it has a screw to make the 1 look like an L, even better!



Not only is it embarrassing, having seen and heard this car drive past with the roof down the driver is mid-40s at least.

Cold

15,279 posts

92 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Thank you Doctor.


TheThinContoller

195 posts

198 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Spotted this tragedy at Tesco, had the full set mis-spaced plate complete with slogan “Lifes a mountain not a beach”, AMG badge and dire mot history! 🤣

lost in espace

6,183 posts

209 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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I have just seen a red Ferrari Califorina with a UK reg of 9 FREDO, driving up the rear end of anyone who dared to be in the third lane of the motorway in front of him. It wasn't a 3 but an E no screw caps or other nonsense. Is this a real UK reg?

A1VDY

3,575 posts

129 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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TheThinContoller said:
Spotted this tragedy at Tesco, had the full set mis-spaced plate complete with slogan “Lifes a mountain not a beach”, AMG badge and dire mot history! ??
The plate is one thing and relevant to this thread but looking up a cars mot history ffs??
What's that all about?

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

118 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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A1VDY said:
TheThinContoller said:
Spotted this tragedy at Tesco, had the full set mis-spaced plate complete with slogan “Lifes a mountain not a beach”, AMG badge and dire mot history! ??
The plate is one thing and relevant to this thread but looking up a cars mot history ffs??
What's that all about?
You can learn a lot from a persons MOT history. scratchchin

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

118 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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Hatson said:
mak250300 said:
Hatson said:
Simon and Carbunkel?
I would start looking for your coat.
Coat on, Homeward Bound. smile
Crossing the bridge over troubled water on the way, perhaps?

Escort3500

11,952 posts

147 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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nonsequitur said:
Hatson said:
mak250300 said:
Hatson said:
Simon and Carbunkel?
I would start looking for your coat.
Coat on, Homeward Bound. smile
Crossing the bridge over troubled water on the way, perhaps?
And here’s to you Mrs Hatson...

thetapeworm

11,363 posts

241 months

Sunday 7th July 2019
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bolidemichael

13,967 posts

203 months

Monday 8th July 2019
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A tasty Huracan 'D4N HC'. Nice one, Dan, HC.


bolidemichael

13,967 posts

203 months

Monday 8th July 2019
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How about this class act, that spent the duration ahead of me on the road checking his face in the rear view mirror. Whilst technically correct, the dodgy spacing is, I suggest, purposeful in order to make space for the almost illegible (on camera) slogan in the middle which reads:

'TRAIN HARD FIGHT EASY'


Tim bo

1,956 posts

142 months

Monday 8th July 2019
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Snapped a few recently.










R SI6NGH is owned by the guy who runs a corner shop near me. I'm not sure, but I reckon perhaps possibly maybe he is Mr Singh.

nonsequitur

20,083 posts

118 months

Monday 8th July 2019
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bolidemichael said:
How about this class act, that spent the duration ahead of me on the road checking his face in the rear view mirror. Whilst technically correct, the dodgy spacing is, I suggest, purposeful in order to make space for the almost illegible (on camera) slogan in the middle which reads:

'TRAIN HARD FIGHT EASY'

Could be, CAR HARD TRAIN EASY.

Jaguar steve

9,232 posts

212 months

Monday 8th July 2019
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nonsequitur said:
A1VDY said:
TheThinContoller said:
Spotted this tragedy at Tesco, had the full set mis-spaced plate complete with slogan “Lifes a mountain not a beach”, AMG badge and dire mot history! ??
The plate is one thing and relevant to this thread but looking up a cars mot history ffs??
What's that all about?
You can learn a lot from a persons MOT history. scratchchin
Indeed.

Mouthbreathers with the Chavplate mindset are rarely able to confine their overwhelming sense of entitlement and aspiration and fkuc the law attitude to a rectangular piece of plastic.
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