What C124PPY personalised plates have you seen? Vol.3

[CRA1G]

AlexRS2782 said:

Steff1965 said:

Popped up on eBay classic car section so thought it would be suitable for here.

At last with that plate you know what it's meant to read even on correct spacing.

Interesting sales pitch though - buy it for £27k or give the seller your classic Porsche in exchange for the vastly overpriced plate That might take a while

Interestingly it sold for £500 + the bits in February 2005...

[DoubleD]

AlexRS2782 said:

Steff1965 said:

Popped up on eBay classic car section so thought it would be suitable for here.

At last with that plate you know what it's meant to read even on correct spacing.

Interesting sales pitch though - buy it for £27k or give the seller your classic Porsche in exchange for the vastly overpriced plate That might take a while

Maybe its just me, but what is it meant to say?

[CRA1G]

DoubleD said:

Maybe its just me, but what is it meant to say?

Put your drink down on the table and think again.....

[DoubleD]

CRA1G said:

DoubleD said:

Maybe its just me, but what is it meant to say?

Put your drink down on the table and think again.....

Well coaster was as close as I got, but I couldn't think how that linked to a car.

[Sue20]

[LARK F1 GTR]

Stunning!! They're so crap I don't even know what they're meant to say

[Hatson]

LARK F1 GTR said:

Stunning!! They're so crap I don't even know what they're meant to say

Stalag III-C was a German Army World War II POW camp for Allied soldiers.These were inmates X and Y obviously and got hooked on German cars while they were in there? Maybe.

[leigh1050]

[LuS1fer]

leigh1050 said:

It beats me that people have Grand Voyager, in script, on the back of the car yet have to make themselves look stupid and illiterate by doing this.

[DoubleD]

LuS1fer said:

leigh1050 said:

It beats me that people have Grand Voyager, in script, on the back of the car yet have to make themselves look stupid and illiterate by doing this.

Yep, but if it makes them happy then so what.

[LuS1fer]

DoubleD said:

Yep, but if it makes them happy then so what.

Several reasons.
Firstly, it is illegally spaced (and still doesn't make a word.)
Secondly, it may be possible this was the original 2004 plate but the coincidence seems unlikely.
If not, this person sat down, thought about it and paid £250 for it, to mis-space it and be adjudged an idiot.

[DoubleD]

LuS1fer said:

DoubleD said:

Yep, but if it makes them happy then so what.

Several reasons.
Firstly, it is illegally spaced (and still doesn't make a word.)
Secondly, it may be possible this was the original 2004 plate but the coincidence seems unlikely.
If not, this person sat down, thought about it and paid £250 for it, to mis-space it and be adjudged an idiot.

Hardly the end of the world though is it. Certainly not worth getting upset over it.

[Doshy]

DoubleD said:

LuS1fer said:

DoubleD said:

Yep, but if it makes them happy then so what.

Several reasons.
Firstly, it is illegally spaced (and still doesn't make a word.)
Secondly, it may be possible this was the original 2004 plate but the coincidence seems unlikely.
If not, this person sat down, thought about it and paid £250 for it, to mis-space it and be adjudged an idiot.

Hardly the end of the world though is it. Certainly not worth getting upset over it.

I don't think this is the forum for you, please move along.

[DoubleD]

Doshy said:

DoubleD said:

LuS1fer said:

DoubleD said:

Yep, but if it makes them happy then so what.

Several reasons.
Firstly, it is illegally spaced (and still doesn't make a word.)
Secondly, it may be possible this was the original 2004 plate but the coincidence seems unlikely.
If not, this person sat down, thought about it and paid £250 for it, to mis-space it and be adjudged an idiot.

Hardly the end of the world though is it. Certainly not worth getting upset over it.

I don't think this is the forum for you, please move along.

Im quite happy here thanks laughing at the funny plates.

[g3org3y]

ebay said:

on retention

TOI 71 reads TONI perfectly

Physical number plates included in sale

[993kimbo]

Steff1965 said:

Popped up on eBay classic car section so thought it would be suitable for here.

I have a couple of old 911’s knocking about the yard of my furniture shop. I would probably offer £25 for the Coaster plate with £285,000 cash my way. Covid price, no physical contact, nationwide delivery possible.

I currently have SOFA on the Range but got nicked the other day. This would be a top replacement.

Stay safe.

Edited by 993kimbo on Saturday 25th April 13:41

[TimmyMallett]

I was looking at the dvla cherished plates site today and if they actually followed through on the statement on it that says.....

[b]It is an offence to alter, re-arrange or misrepresent a registration number.

There is a maximum fine of 1000, and the registration number can be withdrawn without compensation.[/b]

Then you wouldnt see this st on a daily basis. (Well not at the moment given the lockdown)

[nonsequitur]

TimmyMallett said:

I was looking at the dvla cherished plates site today and if they actually followed through on the statement on it that says.....

[b]It is an offence to alter, re-arrange or misrepresent a registration number.

There is a maximum fine of 1000, and the registration number can be withdrawn without compensation.[/b]

Then you wouldnt see this st on a daily basis. (Well not at the moment given the lockdown)

Folks just ignore the rules, take a chance, carry on regardless.

[CRA1G]

TimmyMallett said:

I was looking at the dvla cherished plates site today and if they actually followed through on the statement on it that says.....

[b]It is an offence to alter, re-arrange or misrepresent a registration number.

There is a maximum fine of 1000, and the registration number can be withdrawn without compensation.[/b]

Then you wouldnt see this st on a daily basis. (Well not at the moment given the lockdown)

That rule had been in place since December 1989....

[Jaguar steve]

CRA1G said:

TimmyMallett said:

I was looking at the dvla cherished plates site today and if they actually followed through on the statement on it that says.....

[b]It is an offence to alter, re-arrange or misrepresent a registration number.

There is a maximum fine of 1000, and the registration number can be withdrawn without compensation.[/b]

Then you wouldnt see this st on a daily basis. (Well not at the moment given the lockdown)

That rule had been in place since December 1989....

And as we can clearly see Chavs have been entitling themselves to special exemption from it ever since.

I'd suggest a more robust approach is called for.