What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen recently?
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Chris_H said:
J4CKO said:
I would let that one slip, sort of less cheesy on commercial vehicles to me and that is appropriate and not taking the pee too badly.
MR L10N, oh dear, going for the seventies playboy look there I see, all for a bit of flamboyance but a bit over the top.
I used to drink in the Long Man of Wilmington, one of his pubs, in the early 90s. I saw him sweep in once with an Arthur Daly camel hair coat draped over his shoulders, massive mullet flowing behind him and a couple of pounds of gold jewellery on him. I think he was trying to 'make an entrance'!MR L10N, oh dear, going for the seventies playboy look there I see, all for a bit of flamboyance but a bit over the top.
Agent XXX said:
Jim AK said:
f
k me that really is the pinnacle of good taste........... Not!:
Agent XXX said:
WAS police. Unfortunately the fine is the same each time (to put things into perspective at the time a Fixed Penalty Notice was £25.). I just used to enjoy winding him up each time 
Especially when I skipped the FPN and reported him for summons for the plate, no seatbelt and a defective tyre.
You must have enjoyed that. Ha. He was outside The Grand in Brighton virtually all day today. Car looks like a Hot Wheels car. Especially when I skipped the FPN and reported him for summons for the plate, no seatbelt and a defective tyre. 993kimbo said:
Great pic -thanks.
Also from the Argus:
"For the past seven years the plate has been well known in the city with tourists flagging him down to have their photo taken with it."
Pathetic.
Pathetic just really sums up the Argus though doesn't it?Also from the Argus:
"For the past seven years the plate has been well known in the city with tourists flagging him down to have their photo taken with it."
Pathetic.
Edited by 993kimbo on Thursday 18th January 17:45
M sport test car for Wales Rally GB was wearing XM59 ORT. Of course they couldn't resist a little modification to the plate.
https://www.paddock42.com/2017/10/17/reigning-cham...
https://www.paddock42.com/2017/10/17/reigning-cham...
I saw a Range Rover Sport today with FA 8 as a plate. Range Rover Sports are amongst the worst for Chav Plate mis-spacings and letter/number alterations.
However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
AstonZagato said:
I saw a Range Rover Sport today with FA 8 as a plate. Range Rover Sports are amongst the worst for Chav Plate mis-spacings and letter/number alterations.
However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
So why post it in this thread then...However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
CRA1G said:
AstonZagato said:
I saw a Range Rover Sport today with FA 8 as a plate. Range Rover Sports are amongst the worst for Chav Plate mis-spacings and letter/number alterations.
However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
So why post it in this thread then...However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
AstonZagato said:
CRA1G said:
AstonZagato said:
I saw a Range Rover Sport today with FA 8 as a plate. Range Rover Sports are amongst the worst for Chav Plate mis-spacings and letter/number alterations.
However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
So why post it in this thread then...However, that plate was unadulterated and properly spaced. Well done that RRS driver and shows that one cannot necessarily stereotype.
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