Will this plate pass an MOT?
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Sad Ken said:
erm, don't most private plates do this to some extent?
No.Only crappy ones. As another poster has correctly pointed out.
Crappy plates are the ultimate in fakery.
Worse than trying to impress with a fake Rolex.
Certainly makes a statement.
That statement is that the Chavplater/fake Rolex wearer is a knob of the highest order.
And in the case of the Chavplater a total and utter knob of the highest order who thinks their vanity is above the law.
If you cannot afford a proper 'personalised' and legal plate then don't bother with the fake and illegal Chavplates.
Unless, of course, you are in the total and utter knob camp.
Realist66 said:
CRA1G said:
I think Mr Soloman has purchased wisley and as long as displayed correctly "SO10 MON" will certainly only increase in value as many many past DVLA auction plates have proven time and time again just as I have been offered several times more for my number on more than one occasion,I just look at it as a bit of fun but an appreciating asset with absolutely no maintenance costs.....
You appear to be correct, this thread proves there are people with more money than brains, still. 
1st post so can be excused.... 
av185 said:
Sad Ken said:
erm, don't most private plates do this to some extent?
No.Only crappy ones. As another poster has correctly pointed out.
Crappy plates are the ultimate in fakery.
Worse than trying to impress with a fake Rolex.
Certainly makes a statement.
That statement is that the Chavplater/fake Rolex wearer is a knob of the highest order.
And in the case of the Chavplater a total and utter knob of the highest who thinks they are above the law.
If you cannot afford a proper 'personalised' and legal plate then don't bother with the fake and illegal Chavplates.
Unless, of course, you are in the total and utter knob camp.
t. Attention seeking is attention seeking whether it's snobby rich attention seeking or chav chunky gold attention seeking. If anything its worse, as you're basically saying people aren't allowed in your little pointless attention seeking club unless they can buy their way in.
Private plates utterly pointless. People with private plates getting annoyed at someone for pushing two numbers/letters closer together.... baffling!
av185 said:
Sad Ken said:
erm, don't most private plates do this to some extent?
No.Only crappy ones. As another poster has correctly pointed out.
Crappy plates are the ultimate in fakery.
Worse than trying to impress with a fake Rolex.
Certainly makes a statement.
That statement is that the Chavplater/fake Rolex wearer is a knob of the highest order.
And in the case of the Chavplater a total and utter knob of the highest order who thinks their vanity is above the law.
If you cannot afford a proper 'personalised' and legal plate then don't bother with the fake and illegal Chavplates.
Unless, of course, you are in the total and utter knob camp.
And what about your own plate? The one that used to be on an Audi, despite your views on Audis?
Tired said:
Are bad plates more or less 'fake' than pretending to own all of Daddy's cars?
And what about your own plate? The one that used to be on an Audi, despite your views on Audis?
He doesn't drive his rich dad's cars does he? Would explain a lot about this disdain he has for peasants who get above their station And what about your own plate? The one that used to be on an Audi, despite your views on Audis?
Quick quick Jeeves, there are poor unwashed people begging outside , fetch my shotgun
Tired said:
Are bad plates more or less 'fake' than pretending to own all of Daddy's cars?
And what about your own plate? The one that used to be on an Audi, despite your views on Audis?
Top comedy.And what about your own plate? The one that used to be on an Audi, despite your views on Audis?
Think you are confusing me with someone else chum.
Don't do private plates.
Certainly don't do Audis which incidentally and unsurprisingly are one of the most popular Chavplaters (pcpd) chariots of choice.
:Sad Ken said:
av185 said:
Sad Ken said:
erm, don't most private plates do this to some extent?
No.Only crappy ones. As another poster has correctly pointed out.
Crappy plates are the ultimate in fakery.
Worse than trying to impress with a fake Rolex.
Certainly makes a statement.
That statement is that the Chavplater/fake Rolex wearer is a knob of the highest order.
And in the case of the Chavplater a total and utter knob of the highest who thinks they are above the law.
If you cannot afford a proper 'personalised' and legal plate then don't bother with the fake and illegal Chavplates.
Unless, of course, you are in the total and utter knob camp.
t. Attention seeking is attention seeking whether it's snobby rich attention seeking or chav chunky gold attention seeking. If anything its worse, as you're basically saying people aren't allowed in your little pointless attention seeking club unless they can buy their way in.
Whereas Chavvy fake 'crap' plates are illegal.
That should tell you all you need to know about the plate and owner.
av185 said:
Fair enough but the main point is that non chavvy 'good' personalised plates are legal.
Whereas Chavvy fake 'crap' plates are illegal.
That should tell you all you need to know about the plate and owner.
Its hardly the crime of the century to close one gap. As long as the letters are all clearly visible then what's the harm? Whereas Chavvy fake 'crap' plates are illegal.
That should tell you all you need to know about the plate and owner.
Yeah it'll likely fail an mot (but mightnt), who cares, honestly.
Aweseome plate. I'd love to have my own plate and will do once I'm even more successful than I am now, although I'd never thought of naming my company after a number plate. What a brill idea.
At the mo I work for others but soon I hope to set up on my own, hopefully taking my high-net-worth customers with me, and I'd need to think of a name, preferably one with a bit of gravitas and meaning. Funny, although most of them have their own plates, none of them have named a company after their number plate, so I need to see what plates I can get.
Imagine how cool it would be to set up a finance company called BM55BOY or MON1Y (not my real numbers lol) and then be able to have my picture next to my BM showing the SAME PLATE AS MY COMPANY NAME. WOW. That would really give a strong message to people about the sort of person they're dealing with, ie a person who's made a success and who has their own number and company.
I think Mr Simon SOLOMON has nailed this personal number plate thing.
Imagine if he owned something boring like BDS 1, he'd have to call his company Bernard's, which sounds daft and so 'last century'.
It's a pity so many Range Rovers have naff plates, as in the one shown owned by Mr Ge62 are whatever, spoils a nice car. Maybe it's a non-European name and he's called Gesixtoo, is that Lithuanian, perhaps. I haven't yet seen a BM with naff plates, must be different type of owners lol.
At the mo I work for others but soon I hope to set up on my own, hopefully taking my high-net-worth customers with me, and I'd need to think of a name, preferably one with a bit of gravitas and meaning. Funny, although most of them have their own plates, none of them have named a company after their number plate, so I need to see what plates I can get.
Imagine how cool it would be to set up a finance company called BM55BOY or MON1Y (not my real numbers lol) and then be able to have my picture next to my BM showing the SAME PLATE AS MY COMPANY NAME. WOW. That would really give a strong message to people about the sort of person they're dealing with, ie a person who's made a success and who has their own number and company.
I think Mr Simon SOLOMON has nailed this personal number plate thing.
Imagine if he owned something boring like BDS 1, he'd have to call his company Bernard's, which sounds daft and so 'last century'.
It's a pity so many Range Rovers have naff plates, as in the one shown owned by Mr Ge62 are whatever, spoils a nice car. Maybe it's a non-European name and he's called Gesixtoo, is that Lithuanian, perhaps. I haven't yet seen a BM with naff plates, must be different type of owners lol.
TarquinMX5 said:
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The Mad Monk said:
CRA1G said:
I think Mr Soloman has purchased wisley
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