Personalised registrations

Anonymous

Ok, I'm having a brain failure, I just don't see what the hell these are meant to be at all.

psymon wrote:

Mancunianfightingcat wrote:

Father in law bought us this, (guess what our names are)
L154
ANT

Some things are just so obscure, that they mean nothing at all, unless you have it pointed out.
And that's the problem with plates, really.

spongtastic

360 wrote:

VWsurfbum wrote:

spongtastic wrote:

Well locally there's
BO08 JOB on a Merc

seen this.

we live in essex so every other car has one or trys to have one.
to prove this one of our cars does have one and one doesnt

there are no BO08 number plates.

Must be chav sillyness then and actually BD.

El Capitano

E1 CAP came up for sale a few years back. I couldn't justify the £3,000 price tag.

Anonymous

£3,000? Holy sweet mary mother of zombie satan :shock:
I didn't realise these things cost that much.

the article don

You think £3,000 is a lot. Uk record is £400k for F1 and the world record is £7 million for simply "1"

http://www.platemaster.com/facts_most_e ... plates.asp

Anonymous

Doesn't matter how much more expensive they are, 3 grand is STILL a lot of money for a bloody plate.

Northwind

I almost bought a personalised plate for my bike a few years back, luckily at the last minute I remembered I'm not a total c**t.

Anonymous

I hope to dear gods you mean motorbike

welshkev

joe calzhage used to live just around the corner from me and his number plate was

BOX 3R

welshkev

i've also seen a car driving around with the plate PU55Y, in london i think :?

Anonymous

my last car had a reg plate staring with BD02 which i liked as a happy accident as i am a bomb disposal officer number 2

njee20

PU55Y doesn't work, missing a letter from the beginning surely?

Anonymous

njee20 wrote:

PU55Y doesn't work, missing a letter from the beginning surely?

:?:

welshkev

njee20 wrote:

PU55Y doesn't work, missing a letter from the beginning surely?

no, cos if that was the case, the porshe that drives around newport with the E, would be missing lots of letters and numbers no?

supersonic

PUS 5Y

welshkev

supersonic wrote:

PUS 5Y

that could've been it

Anonymous

Not that it matters, but I think it has to be a "5", the letters "s" "o" and others are not allowed.
Or something.

jacktheoc

When i was in spain last year i seen a black Lamborghini Gallardo spider with the plate 5S
Ive googled it to see if it was anyone famous but cant find anything. Must have been a fair whack though..

sandy hill

On the A3 this morning I saw 55 MUM today.

Perhaps she was running young Adolf to touch rugby?

Rich9

Keith Harris once passed me on the M1 in I think his S Class Merc. His reg is ORV 1L

Anonymous

i saw keith harris doing stand up in pontins at prestatyn where my old dear used to work.

he was hilarious, cuddles was particularly good.

Bred2shred

Here's a few that i've spotted myself and photographed for posting in barryboys.



Here's the x5 i was on about.





I personally love the plate on the GT

pilsburypie

Personalised plates that are really good cost many thousnads of pounds. Look good on your Porsche, Astons etc....... What kills me is the idiots who buy any old plate then spell what they like using a bodge of black and yellow rivets and distorted letters and numbers.

Why not just change your name to DV53 TPR? :roll:

welshkev

i saw a mitsubishi shogun yesterday pulling into cwmcarn visitors centre with the plate:

Y605 LOW. but they'd done it so it read Y 60 5LOW. as in why go slow....