Real Good Number Plates vol 5

Real Good Number Plates vol 5

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Pat H

8,056 posts

257 months

Tuesday 16th October 2018
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M3DGE said:
Pat H said:
CR 15

smile
Nice! You probably already know this, but that is properly old - issued by Southampton in the first batch of registrations issued on 3rd December 1903.
I had no idea!

Could you check the history of a couple of other plates that have also been in the family for ages?

Or refer me to the source of the info?

smile

Beato

256 posts

126 months

Tuesday 16th October 2018
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S4 on an Audi S4 in Edinburgh!!

The Moose

22,865 posts

210 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Today I saw this Bronco


I liked the plate!


It looked in awesome condition also.

bond2810

15 posts

132 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Couple from the last few days [url]

bond2810

15 posts

132 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Luddite post

LARK F1 GTR

3,296 posts

147 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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That one belongs in the crappy thread.

LARK F1 GTR

3,296 posts

147 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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1 HTS - Aston Martin Cygnet eek

TM 48 - Audi.

2 BCB - Bentley Continental.

4 XS - BMW 1 Series.

5 BC - Mercedes.

RAZ 7 - Mercedes G63 AMG.

REE 11 - Nissan.

XCE 3 - don't remember.

Tom8

2,071 posts

155 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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brickwall said:
Seen this one around me a few times, often early in the morning. Old white male at the wheel, no-one in the back. Can't work out if it's the ambassador himself, or the driver on the way to pick him/her up.

Always parked outside Australia house so assume it is the ambassador.

Exige77

6,518 posts

192 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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LARK F1 GTR said:
That one belongs in the crappy thread.
Nice plate but why spoil it by crappy spacing ?

K-S-G

131 posts

95 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Plinth

713 posts

89 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Exige77 said:
LARK F1 GTR said:
That one belongs in the crappy thread.
Nice plate but why spoil it by crappy spacing ?
81 IL?

It's an old Northern Irish plate - correctly spaced.

JonJon2015

304 posts

98 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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G6 spotted on an F-Pace on one of the Bedfordshire back roads last week. No picture - I was driving.

Hatson

2,036 posts

123 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Plinth said:
Exige77 said:
LARK F1 GTR said:
That one belongs in the crappy thread.
Nice plate but why spoil it by crappy spacing ?
81 IL?

It's an old Northern Irish plate - correctly spaced.
Mind the gap though. smile

M3DGE

1,979 posts

165 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Pat H said:
I had no idea!

Could you check the history of a couple of other plates that have also been in the family for ages?

Or refer me to the source of the info?

smile
Happy to! Stick them on here or, if you'd rather not, PM me. This sort of bearding requires old school books - I have a couple that can pin down most plates (at least pre 63 and some pre 90) down to office of issue and year, sometimes month, of issue read'A History of Motor Registration in the United Kingdom' by Newall and 'Where's it from? When was it issued?' by Woodhall and Heaton. Only for the serious nerd!

DickyC

49,801 posts

199 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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2P

On a Discovery on the A303 yesterday.

M3DGE

1,979 posts

165 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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LARK F1 GTR said:
That one belongs in the crappy thread.
Not really. Perhaps a slightly too big space, but it is 81 IL, issued Feb 1958 by Fermanagh.

Pat H

8,056 posts

257 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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M3DGE said:
Pat H said:
I had no idea!

Could you check the history of a couple of other plates that have also been in the family for ages?

Or refer me to the source of the info?

smile
Happy to! Stick them on here or, if you'd rather not, PM me. This sort of bearding requires old school books - I have a couple that can pin down most plates (at least pre 63 and some pre 90) down to office of issue and year, sometimes month, of issue read'A History of Motor Registration in the United Kingdom' by Newall and 'Where's it from? When was it issued?' by Woodhall and Heaton. Only for the serious nerd!
That's fab, thanks so much!

The first is FSR 1.

The other are these two, acquired by my late father back in the very early 1970s.







Hatson

2,036 posts

123 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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Beato said:
S4 on an Audi S4 in Edinburgh!!
Whenever I see one like this it makes me wonder :-
Did someone go and buy an Audi S4 to put plate S4 on?
Did DAV 1D name his son David because he had the plate?
Are number plates the reason for a boy named SUE?
Seriously though it's possible a lot of kids end up with parents names because of a plate!

cymro

153 posts

159 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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CRA1G said:
I see "DAV 1D" hasn't been snapped up yet with Reg Transfers... Maybe £1.5 million has something to do with it.......yikes
DAV 1C used to be around the Chester area many years ago. Original DVLA issue, think the guy owned a company called Davic Engineering which may have been named after the registration number.

Sir Bagalot

6,481 posts

182 months

Wednesday 17th October 2018
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JonJon2015 said:
G6 spotted on an F-Pace on one of the Bedfordshire back roads last week. No picture - I was driving.
Shame no pic as that's a new spotyes
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