Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

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Southerner

1,411 posts

53 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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Recently spotted several times in Hants, CU 1 on a lovely old cream Merc 200. Must be worth a mint.

Dude abides

53 posts

183 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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Gunk said:
Trevatanus said:
Bloody YOB5!

Great plate, just makes you smile
I'd push 'em together and happily be in the other thread.

datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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av185 said:
Buster73 said:
av185 said:
FFC 1

BLUE Ford van.
In Fulham ?
Malham Tarn Yorkshire Dales yesterday.
Fabulous

FFS 1 is around too which we have always loved

datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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Southerner said:
Recently spotted several times in Hants, CU 1 on a lovely old cream Merc 200. Must be worth a mint.
That’s been on that car many years

AU 1 is another that is around - Goldfingers number plate on his Rolls from the movie too

datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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fourfoldroot said:
Apologies if this has already been spotted. Good reg for an NHS plutocrat but I doubt they would be driving an older bmw diesel. Parked up in sunny Chesterfeld.

Fabulous number

1 NHS sold last year at a DVLA auction for over £100,000 inc fees. It sold for more at a prior auction but the buyer failed to complete hence it being re auctioned.

NH 3 belongs to a friend of ours.


datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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Trevatanus said:


How many multiples of the value of the car is this plate?
Many!

That used to belong to a sewing machine manufacturer many years ago and was on the MDs Rolls Royce - probably going back to the 1970s now - there’s an old picture of it in one of the number plate magazines

av185

18,514 posts

128 months

Sunday 14th August 2022
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datelessregistrations said:
av185 said:
Buster73 said:
av185 said:
FFC 1

BLUE Ford van.
In Fulham ?
Malham Tarn Yorkshire Dales yesterday.
Fabulous

FFS 1 is around too which we have always loved
In the same category is

FEC 1T

Which I see regularly on a cream Audi A3 parked up in Long Preston on my blasts up to the Dales and Lakes.

Great plate and always raises a smile.

Buster73

5,063 posts

154 months

Monday 15th August 2022
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Southerner said:
Recently spotted several times in Hants, CU 1 on a lovely old cream Merc 200. Must be worth a mint.
Originally from South Shields that number iirc.

CU 8 used to be on a Kawasaki motorcycle and seen locally.

twing

5,019 posts

132 months

Monday 15th August 2022
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swampy442

1,479 posts

212 months

Monday 15th August 2022
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Spotted this on the A15 this morning


datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Monday 15th August 2022
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swampy442 said:
Spotted this on the A15 this morning

That’s quite often seen around.

FA8 is a quality number too.

The two letter number one plates are the top of the tree really.

DVLA have no more to issue as they’re all in circulation - the last two they sold were IG 1 and 1 RH before that both for around £250/275,000.

FA 1 is a great spot.

datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Monday 15th August 2022
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Buster73 said:
Southerner said:
Recently spotted several times in Hants, CU 1 on a lovely old cream Merc 200. Must be worth a mint.
Originally from South Shields that number iirc.

CU 8 used to be on a Kawasaki motorcycle and seen locally.
Think it was CUB 1 that used to be owned by Cubbi Broccoli the James Bond producer.

JRFrench

1,051 posts

99 months

Tuesday 16th August 2022
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DickyC

49,771 posts

199 months

Tuesday 16th August 2022
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JRFrench said:
They call the car Freddie.

/educated guess

DickyC

49,771 posts

199 months

Tuesday 16th August 2022
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Aw, come on, someone had to say it.

Jules Sunley

3,933 posts

94 months

Wednesday 17th August 2022
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DickyC said:
JRFrench said:
They call the car Freddie.

/educated guess
I'm old enough to get that, some here won't be biggrin

DickyC

49,771 posts

199 months

Wednesday 17th August 2022
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Jules Sunley said:
DickyC said:
JRFrench said:
They call the car Freddie.

/educated guess
I'm old enough to get that, some here won't be biggrin
Feddie Laker. What a bloke. He created the world of cheap air travel we have today. But he had to fight every inch of the way to do it. Powerful established airlines pressuring weak government to put obstacles in his way.

A bit off topic there, sorry smile

datelessregistrations

193 posts

21 months

Wednesday 17th August 2022
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DickyC said:
Jules Sunley said:
DickyC said:
JRFrench said:
They call the car Freddie.

/educated guess
I'm old enough to get that, some here won't be biggrin
Feddie Laker. What a bloke. He created the world of cheap air travel we have today. But he had to fight every inch of the way to do it. Powerful established airlines pressuring weak government to put obstacles in his way.

A bit off topic there, sorry smile
He used to have FLY 1 which was auctioned off in 2006 for only £70,000 or so back then.

What a plate

Gunk

3,302 posts

160 months

Wednesday 17th August 2022
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datelessregistrations said:
He used to have FLY 1 which was auctioned off in 2006 for only £70,000 or so back then.

What a plate

DickyC

49,771 posts

199 months

Wednesday 17th August 2022
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datelessregistrations said:
DickyC said:
Jules Sunley said:
DickyC said:
JRFrench said:
They call the car Freddie.

/educated guess
I'm old enough to get that, some here won't be biggrin
Feddie Laker. What a bloke. He created the world of cheap air travel we have today. But he had to fight every inch of the way to do it. Powerful established airlines pressuring weak government to put obstacles in his way.

A bit off topic there, sorry smile
He used to have FLY 1 which was auctioned off in 2006 for only £70,000 or so back then.

What a plate
He seemed like a nice guy. His first business flourished during the Berlin Airlift when he provided staff and war surplus planes to take supplies to the blockaded city, doing some of the flying himself.