Discussion
supermono said:
Someone has a numberplate I'd like to buy. I don't think it means much to most people and maybe the person owning it (on a 2000 318i se) just has it by accident.
So can I write to the DVLA and get their name and address so I can contact them?
SM
tell them you had a minor bump they will be more than happy to take your cash in return for realising personal data.So can I write to the DVLA and get their name and address so I can contact them?
SM
supermono said:
scissorhands83 said:
i was wondering the same question as ive seen a 51 plate that spells my surname and want it badly!!
All out of interest, according to your profile, you're "Wheldon". How can you make that from a 51 plate? WH51DON?SM
oldsoak said:
supermono said:
scissorhands83 said:
i was wondering the same question as ive seen a 51 plate that spells my surname and want it badly!!
All out of interest, according to your profile, you're "Wheldon". How can you make that from a 51 plate? WH51DON?SM
philbes said:
oldsoak said:
supermono said:
scissorhands83 said:
i was wondering the same question as ive seen a 51 plate that spells my surname and want it badly!!
All out of interest, according to your profile, you're "Wheldon". How can you make that from a 51 plate? WH51DON?SM
However, someone paying out £10,000 for something like "FLY 80Y" or something like that is their own choice and not my own, but if the OP can get something which he values to him at more than what he can get it for (pretty cheap) then good luck to him!
I do sometimes wonder what will happen to the number plate 'market' should the law change and become a lot more strict and much harsher penalties for infringement. Those who have spent thousands on plates which only work with serious spacing alterations and/or font changes will lose thousands overnight!
Edited by JustinP1 on Thursday 5th July 11:37
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