Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

[JRFrench]

Dashnine said:

JRFrench said:

Dashnine said:

442 is one of the thee letter & three number sequences available on DVLA (e.g. MGZ 442 but that ones gone) however plenty more are available. Not quite sure why for some numbers there are lot of letter combinations available (in 442 for example) but in others, 260 for example - none.

What year/reg is the car? Saloon or estate?

Built 2004, registered 2006 on a 56, it’s a saloon.

Might not be a dateless plate that hides the age but this sort of thing would work and relatively cheap….

[Dogwatch]

Followed a rather grubby TE22 LA_ yesterday

[av185]

swampy442 said:

Spotted 2 CE on a Land rover this morning

Coincidence

2 EC spotted yesterday.

[av185]

1 YVO

Land Rover

[Dashnine]

JRFrench said:

Might not be a dateless plate that hides the age but this sort of thing would work and relatively cheap….

Good spot, but would like to get away from the modern format if possible. Really would like a V8 plate, but struggling to get a relevant one so might just have to go for something anonymous.

[Muddle238]

Love this, both the plate and the car. One of my guilty favourites, the 240.

Old money, in a sea of modern dross and butchered chavplates.

[RSTurboPaul]

Muddle238 said:

Love this, both the plate and the car. One of my guilty favourites, the 240.

Old money, in a sea of modern dross and butchered chavplates.

If I ever get the cash together then I'd like a single-letter plate, 3 or 4 numbers is fine - don't see many of them!

[Mikebentley]

There’s a smart Mondeo by me with 100 K spaced correctly. It’s got a good look.

Saw AP15TON today not spaced correctly on a Transit.

[Derrymoz1]

I just secured ABA 19H at auction for my granddaughter her name is Abaigh which is the Irish spelling for the name Abbey.

[s94wht]

Derrymoz1 said:

I just secured ABA 19H at auction for my granddaughter her name is Abaigh which is the Irish spelling for the name Abbey.

Fantastic plate, well done

Does she drive an Abarth, by any chance? Probably best she doesn't or she might find herself on the C124PPY thread

[Derrymoz1]

She's only 10 but she wants a fiat 500 when's she's ready to drive but always best to secure the plate if possible. Thanks

[CRA1G]

Derrymoz1 said:

She's only 10 but she wants a fiat 500 when's she's ready to drive but always best to secure the plate if possible. Thanks

Excellent... We bought both our sons plates as suprises 5 or 6 years before there 17th birthdays...

[Gladers01]

CRA1G said:

Derrymoz1 said:

She's only 10 but she wants a fiat 500 when's she's ready to drive but always best to secure the plate if possible. Thanks

Excellent... We bought both our sons plates as suprises 5 or 6 years before there 17th birthdays...

Saw a troublesome? Range Rover with the plate 'PR03 LEM' as in problem the other day, strange choice of plate

[rich12]

Gladers01 said:

Saw a troublesome? Range Rover with the plate 'PR03 LEM' as in problem the other day, strange choice of plate

Quite apt for a range rover really.

[Lordbenny]

Saw these two today within 2 minutes of each other….one good…one not so good!

[Jimmy No Hands]

Saw C 321 today. Looked fantastic.

[Jules Sunley]

Derrymoz1 said:

I just secured ABA 19H at auction for my granddaughter her name is Abaigh which is the Irish spelling for the name Abbey.

That's a great buy.

We got a plate for my stepdaughter Megan which is ME65 xxx She is known by all as Megs and the xxx being an abbreviation of her surname.

Waiting to go on her next car when hers is passed to her younger sister who turns 17 this year when we will get her one new enough to display it (she is 18 and only passed her test a few months back so first car was an older one to learn in).

[2 sMoKiN bArReLs]

Jules Sunley said:

Derrymoz1 said:

I just secured ABA 19H at auction for my granddaughter her name is Abaigh which is the Irish spelling for the name Abbey.

That's a great buy.

We got a plate for my stepdaughter Megan which is ME65 xxx She is known by all as Megs and the xxx being an abbreviation of her surname.

Waiting to go on her next car when hers is passed to her younger sister who turns 17 this year when we will get her one new enough to display it (she is 18 and only passed her test a few months back so first car was an older one to learn in).

Lovely stuff. Only trouble having a distinctive plate is people are forever saying “oh, I saw you at such a place”. Hope daughters don’t think it’s an old fashioned method of tracking.

Just kidding. Nice stories

[ds666]

Jules Sunley said:

Derrymoz1 said:

I just secured ABA 19H at auction for my granddaughter her name is Abaigh which is the Irish spelling for the name Abbey.

That's a great buy.

We got a plate for my stepdaughter Megan which is ME65 xxx She is known by all as Megs and the xxx being an abbreviation of her surname.

Waiting to go on her next car when hers is passed to her younger sister who turns 17 this year when we will get her one new enough to display it (she is 18 and only passed her test a few months back so first car was an older one to learn in).

Snap - my just turned 17 daughter , Meg , has ME65 and then her initials .

[Jules Sunley]

ds666 said:

Snap - my just turned 17 daughter , Meg , has ME65 and then her initials .

Excellent stuff