Real Good Number Plates vol 5

[jonttt]

I'm not sure if I have posted up my reg on this thread before, apologise if I have..........you obviously need a degree of Porsche knowledge to appreciate it fully ......

[GrahamPM]

Saw this a while back. Great plate, not sure about the car though!!

[jjr1]

[ArmaghMan]

Pericoloso said:

ArmaghMan]ericoloso said:

What else should I post ?

What have you contributed to this ?.......

Don't post anything. Sit at your keyboard smug in the knowledge that maybe, just maybe you are the only person who knows that a particular plate is really very good.

I've contributed over 50 pics of plates, some real good, some not so good.

How many have you contributed?

Not interested.

I see Hoppers is back too with his idea of "Real good"

Are you working together ?

Bye......

Not interested in what?Please explain
I agree some of Hoppers plates may struggle to get into the "real good" category
NO we are not working together.
Please answer my question as to how many real good plates you've posted?

[helix402]

The Carina is nearly up there with the days of H1 being on a Carina, Avensis etc.

[Escort3500]

Hatson said:

2 GKC said:

1 KD is £260k on reg transfers but there’s a massive difference between asking price and value. I’m not sure how many of these plates actually change hands for such silly sums.

As a comparison 1 BM went for £285,000 in Dec 2014 (according to Nice-Reg), was previously £21,000 + bits in the DVLA auction of January 1995.

Wow

Thanks

[67Dino]

Greg the Fish said:

yanyan said:

In for a service today at Porsche Centre Aberdeen. I wonder who owns it.

It's owned by a chap called Robert

He founded a company that makes a Vegan pork substitute

[CRA1G]

Escort3500 said:

Hatson said:

2 GKC said:

1 KD is £260k on reg transfers but there’s a massive difference between asking price and value. I’m not sure how many of these plates actually change hands for such silly sums.

As a comparison 1 BM went for £285,000 in Dec 2014 (according to Nice-Reg), was previously £21,000 + bits in the DVLA auction of January 1995.

Wow

Thanks

Not a bad return....

[moneymakestheworldgoaround]

Mclaren Birmingham earlier today

[Sir Bagalot]

Couple of transfers here. One upgrade, one change to different SUV, one downgrade

Edited by Sir Bagalot on Saturday 27th April 21:35

[2 GKC]

[nullogik]

Sir Bagalot said:

Edited by Sir Bagalot on Saturday 27th April 21:35

You beat me to it. I was queuing in an adjacent lane on the Wandsworth one way system yesterday morning and it was next to me.

[Croutons]

400 AE

Not in itself exciting, other than being on a convertible Corniche whose MOT expired in Dec. It was being wheeled out of a garage, looked immaculate, and the MOT history suggests it's done about 46k!

Things like this in the MOT history are a bit questionable though-

"brake pipes on rear o/s clamped off - Dangerous"!

[Contract Killer]

Fun Bus said:

Contract Killer said:

The 2 tractor units that tow the Honda F1 hospitality units are 1HGV and HGV1

Do they? I’m not so sure but happy to be corrected.

Its a different freight company this year who i assume own the plates.

Last year they were something like Y20 CFS as they were operated by Cranleigh fright services, but its a different company this year.

Im sure someone can take a pic in the paddock in Barcelona

[Fun Bus]

The reason for my comment was that the last time I saw one of those plates (can’t recall which one) it was on a tractor unit pulling a curtain side trailer down the M1.

[codenamecueball]

Contract Killer said:

Its a different freight company this year who i assume own the plates.

Last year they were something like Y20 CFS as they were operated by Cranleigh fright services, but its a different company this year.

Im sure someone can take a pic in the paddock in Barcelona

https://www.prsdistribution.com/2018/10/20/new-hgv-number-plates/

Owned by these chaps.

[666OD]

CRA1G said:

2 GKC said:

It’s hard to argue against that being a silly sum for a reg plate. They may have done well but the target market for any plate at that level is tiny so a comparatively difficult asset to sell.

Yes there's no point arguing... but my point is "1 KD" is the ultimate reg number for anyone with those initinals or less of course "KD 1" became available which would be at least £100K + more anyway...! And I would have thought comman initials so not that much of a limited market..? A friend of mine has "BW 1" which he's owned for nearly 40 years and turned down half dozen very substantial offers,the ultimate is more often than not something you can't have so therefore always commands a ultimate price....

I see KD 1 atleast once a week, will try and get a photograph.

UH 1 yesterday afternoon.

[addz86]

Just saw 3 H near stoke on a range rover

It’s for sale for £249,500 too

Edited by addz86 on Monday 29th April 12:43

[addz86]

jjr1 said:

Near Bingham, Nottinghamshire? I used to see this quite a bit when I worked there.

[DickyC]