I'm worth £20,000 - Page 2

rogue · 09-03-2006, 11:33

i have TAZ 8**8 on my car at moment had it for 10yrs and its been on 7 cars @ £80 a throw ,,must be mad ,,but kids love it as i got tazmanian devil pic on it
had a chance to get MAC but never took it up DO`H

anywayz id like C114 DDY put the bolt in the right place CH4 DDY

NICE

rogue · 09-03-2006, 11:37

by the way pen15 belongs to steve parish the truck/bike racer
DVLA were not supposed to release that specific plate but a mistake was made and it was issued
worth a few quid as well now

big al · 09-03-2006, 23:56

B 1 G AL. Sounds right to me. But who wants a personalised plate that is easier to be identified by i.e. speed cameras-boo hiss, traffic wardens-by the way, the green band is so they can hide in grass verges! etc.

BLACKBURN RAVER · 10-03-2006, 00:13

GAZ 1111£4999

im only worth 5k .....

BLACKBURN RAVER · 10-03-2006, 00:14

sorry rindy.....

SOR 45S

BLACKBURN RAVER · 10-03-2006, 00:20

SHA 6IN...... worth £25k

TWA 7S...... WORTH £13.5 K

http://www.r4v.co.uk/apps/run.cgi?re...mage2=naughty2

PLENTY MORE THERE ^^^^^^^^

K.S.H · 25-06-2006, 20:05

If you have a plate on retention can you get it put on in the same day if you go to DVLA in Preston?
Just took this plate off my old car and it takes up to 4 week now to get the log book back

katex · 25-06-2006, 20:29

My pet hate is personalised number plates, except when they are like MB 1 and classy. The ones where 4's are made to look like A's etc., are just naff, naff, naff.

Beware, people remember you too .. once had a number plate on a Sunbeam Alpine LEC 55 ... everybody knew where I was at certain times of the day.
Even a policeman 14 years after giving it up asked me if I still had LEC 55 !!!
Used to get stopped regularly by a policeman in the early hours of the morning, 'cause it was easy to spot ... don't think he was after giving me a ticket though.

Yes, PENIS was a mistake, as pointed out, and numbers are supposed to be vetted so as not to cause offence. Personalised number plates was a great little earner for the DVLA, not sure what can be done with the new numbers though, not so easy.

Entwisi .. creative spacing is illegal, and will be clamped on soon.

Possibly, wouldn't say no to KAT 1E though .. think belonged to Lady Boyle at one time ?

In America, can put 'owt on yer car. Might be the solution.

West Ender · 25-06-2006, 21:29

I sometimes see COM 1C, in Warrington. I believe it belongs to Jimmy Tarbuck.

junetta · 26-06-2006, 11:42

As you might guess, I would like JUN1E. It would have looked really good on the MR2 I had back in the eighties.

How I loved that car!

K.S.H · 26-06-2006, 11:55

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Originally Posted by K.S.H

If you have a plate on retention can you get it put on in the same day if you go to DVLA in Preston?
Just took this plate off my old car and it takes up to 4 week now to get the log book back

Went to Preston this morning and you can do the transfer the same day IF the plate is on retention, you can't if it being swapped from one car to another.

jambutty · 26-06-2006, 19:49

I’m like Neil. I couldn’t give two hoots what my number plate is just as long as I can remember the number.

K.S.H · 26-06-2006, 20:16

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Originally Posted by jambutty

I’m like Neil. I couldn’t give two hoots what my number plate is just as long as I can remember the number.

You need IN 04 GET then " I NO 4 GET"

West Ender · 26-06-2006, 20:19

I've never felt the urge to have a personalised number plate, I don't see the point of it, but each to his own. I'm like you, JB, I just need to remember what mine is.

It's funny, though, that I can still remember the reg. number of the first car my dad had after the war, bought in 1951 when I was 8. It was a Jowett Javelin, 1949 vintage, and it was KKB 75. I also remember my best friend's dad had a Humber Hawk around the same time and that was KXJ 479. I knew that because I used to go to the seaside with them at weekends and he made me and Susan learn the car number in case we ever got lost! The daft thing is, I have to ponder a bit when ever I have to say what my present car's reg. number is and I have no idea what my daughter's, which stands on the drive next to mine, is.

Col.Kurtz · 26-06-2006, 20:34

Not really my thing either, although I can understand their appeal. I do wish we could still use the silver on black 'pre 1973 style plates though, they can look great on the right car. The yellow/white ones we have now can spoil the look of a nice motor. The naffest are the ones with alternative fonts (illegal), but you still see them occasionally, especially 'brush script' or comic sans