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Chinski

Original Poster:

205 posts

182 months

Tuesday 9th April 2013
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Whilst playing on the internet its clear thar TVR number plates seem to be limited in supply and therefore command a premium. I would of thought that there would be more TVR number plates which include "sag" and "grf" etc than cars ever made? Maybe someone has a vast collection?


Any views?

K4TRV

1,819 posts

281 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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I refused to pay the premium so I use TRV, which seems more appropriate for a Trevor, or Trev, than TVR???

Trev (K4TRV)

Obiwonkeyblokey

5,400 posts

269 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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bought mine (TV51TVR) for a very low price on ebay, just kept looking

madbadger

11,752 posts

273 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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Cheap enough for normal cars too.


stimshady

1,323 posts

216 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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I phoned around various dealers, who often keep plates, and got a really good deal on mine X3S0X for the T350 smile
Might be worth a call around...

Loach1

437 posts

170 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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Not helping at all, but why don't the DVLA just chill out and offer reasonably priced plates for the masses? In The US, if it is available, you can have it. It costs a whopping $25 per year where I am. A nice money-spinner for the state!


K4TRV

1,819 posts

281 months

Wednesday 10th April 2013
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Loach1 said:
Not helping at all, but why don't the DVLA just chill out and offer reasonably priced plates for the masses? In The US, if it is available, you can have it. It costs a whopping $25 per year where I am. A nice money-spinner for the state!

I did 3-years in USA. You are correct for Virginia, or whatever State you are living in, but if you are unlucky enough to go to Nebraska, they want a wopping $250 + for a private plate - Every State is subtly different!!

But you are correct - DVLA are a rip-off!!

Trev

shorts!

705 posts

283 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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madbadger said:
Cheap enough for normal cars too.

A mini bigger than an old Maxi? A Cooper with a diesel engine?
What's normal about any of that?

V8 GRF

7,299 posts

239 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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Loach1 said:
Not helping at all, but why don't the DVLA just chill out and offer reasonably priced plates for the masses? In The US, if it is available, you can have it. It costs a whopping $25 per year where I am. A nice money-spinner for the state!

Hear Hear but it'll never happen. As you say too much of a money spinner and it'd cost them a fortune to administrate.

C3BER

4,714 posts

252 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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C3 BER on my cerbera, 250 quid.

madbadger

11,752 posts

273 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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shorts! said:
A mini bigger than an old Maxi? A Cooper with a diesel engine?
What's normal about any of that?
The MINI boot is mini. The new MAXI would be as big as an old Range Rover. I'll give you the point about diesel. smile

tuscanturner

387 posts

191 months

Thursday 11th April 2013
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TU54CN S on my Tuscan S £250