Identify this numberplate?
Identify this numberplate?
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Roadblok

Original Poster:

5 posts

116 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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I spotted this plate at the weekend (same front and rear incidentally).



Any good ideas on what, why or where it originates?

Cheers.

myvision

2,124 posts

165 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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Is the sticker in the window the Devon flag?
And does it say 'All rights reserved' bottom of the plate?

Roadblok

Original Poster:

5 posts

116 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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Yep, that's correct - it was spotted in Exeter, Devon, so no massive surprise there... but I can't believe you'd get far these days without getting pulled over and fined?

vikingaero

13,297 posts

198 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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Is it a sticker? The corners look too sharp and possible yellow bleed on the lower edge?

carlove

7,909 posts

196 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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I'm guessing at a freeman of the land nutjob.

CraigyMc

18,369 posts

265 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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carlove said:
I'm guessing at a freeman of the land nutjob.
Concur.

shtu

4,522 posts

175 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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carlove said:
I'm guessing at a freeman of the land nutjob.
Got to be.

The weird crest.
The "speed camera defeating" B&W rectangles.
The "all rights reserved" bit is interesting - I'll bet that they'll attempt to claim that you haven't been given their permission to copy and make use of the image, or similar utter horsest.

edit - that bit below the crest looks like a Post Office parcel tracking number.

Edited by shtu on Monday 8th April 13:42

CraigyMc

18,369 posts

265 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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shtu said:
carlove said:
I'm guessing at a freeman of the land nutjob.
Got to be.

The weird crest.
The "speed camera defeating" B&W rectangles.
The "all rights reserved" bit is interesting - I'll bet that they'll attempt to claim that you haven't been given their permission to copy and make use of the image, or similar utter horsest.
Anyone care to take a guess how long the driver manages to trundle about in that for before plod removes them from the vehicle?

I'm guessing a couple of weeks, and that the remains of the window will still be up while the driver is extricated through it.

Robertb

3,853 posts

267 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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A bit of googling reveals the black and white flag is a marshal's flag that denotes poor driving and warning before black flag.

Any ideas on the crest?

All looks dodgy to me anyhow.

Triumph Man

9,586 posts

197 months

Monday 8th April 2024
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Poor M3 being owned by such a (potential) nutjob (if indeed it is actually an M3)