I want J666WDS stands for Jamie Woods
The 666 stands for my devilish side!
Only £250 for the plate only, not bad!
The 666 stands for my devilish side!
Only £250 for the plate only, not bad!
private number plate?
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private number plate?
i thought h2dae was your plate? ah well, should be a proper plate as its the same prefix as mine, letter number 3 lettersH2DaE said:I want H2DAE or H2D4E, but neither are available for some reason
Oi boo there plenty boo number plates around here, i think its local reg, i was going to buy them all up an sell them to the bravo club members
Beau, are you wanting to get a private plate because it's the only thing that you will be able to keep hold of? Seeing as you only seem to able to hold onto a car as long as Bushboy can?!!!!
Remember, every time you change cars you'll also get hit with a reg transfer fee...
As for private plates, pah, waste of money! Why give the government even more money they don't deserve? Besides, 95% of 'private plates' are so obscure that only the owners know of any significance of the letters/ number combination. Most other people couldn't tell there was anything different compared with a standard plate.
If you really want to have your name on the back of your car, go to a vinyl cutting shop and have them make up what you want to say, then stick in on the back of the boot lid. Damn site cheaper than a private plate and more intelligible
Remember, every time you change cars you'll also get hit with a reg transfer fee...
As for private plates, pah, waste of money! Why give the government even more money they don't deserve? Besides, 95% of 'private plates' are so obscure that only the owners know of any significance of the letters/ number combination. Most other people couldn't tell there was anything different compared with a standard plate.
If you really want to have your name on the back of your car, go to a vinyl cutting shop and have them make up what you want to say, then stick in on the back of the boot lid. Damn site cheaper than a private plate and more intelligible
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I think you would have to be an idiot not to get the idea behind 666 and as for stw for stewart I couldnt care less what other people know. It's my reg nobody elses.
1986Uno45S said:Beau, are you wanting to get a private plate because it's the only think that you will be able to keep hold of? Seeing as you only seem to able to hold onto a car as long as Bushboy can?!!!!
Remember, every time you change cars you'll also get hit with a reg transfer fee...
As for private plates, pah, waste of money! Why give the government even more money they don't deserve? Besides, 95% of 'private plates' are so obscure that only the owners know of any significance of the letters/ number combination. Most other people couldn't tell there was anything different compared with a standard plate.
If you really want to have your name on the back of your car, go to a vinyl cutting shop and have them make up what you want to say, then stick in on the back of the boot lid. Damn site cheaper than a private plate and more intelligible
boooooooooooooooo bah humbug!! :devil:
il get ya one for your xmas
OP
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well i wasnt getting one yet, more when im driving so im likely to keep the car is on, cos il probably sell my car soon
I dont care what people say but ive always wanted a private numberplate, think its as my dad always said he wanted one, which he never bought and is now sold..
Mines C14GYS (Cragys) but as its a C Reg it cost £399! luckily my family and friends got it for me lol.
My next door neighbours numberplate is C416 xxx and i only noticed yesterday it could be easily made into Cr41G xxx with a bit of manipulation
Craig
Mines C14GYS (Cragys) but as its a C Reg it cost £399! luckily my family and friends got it for me lol.
My next door neighbours numberplate is C416 xxx and i only noticed yesterday it could be easily made into Cr41G xxx with a bit of manipulation
Craig
The Beast said:I think you would have to be an idiot not to get the idea behind 666 and as for stw for stewart I couldnt care less what other people know. It's my reg nobody elses.
To be honest, I don't even look at other cars number plates unless it is a classic car. Then I look to see what the registration letter is just to confirm the year of the registration.
A number of vehicles have 666 in their number plate, some have 999, 911 and 123 too! But at the end of the day if people want to pay out money to have a number plate that looks like 'txt spk' then, well, it's their money!
And guess what, I have a private plate on my Uno. It must be private because it is totally unique and no-one else has that combination of letters. I know it came with the car from new, but everyone must be impressed!
EDIT: To see how ridiculous private plates have become, take a look at this Ebay auction. The seller has one hell of an imagination with the registration plate on the Uno he is selling! 'Cherished Reg' my arse :roll eyes:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/38-000m-1987-...oryZ9843QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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alainax said:
NO. DON'T want one! *stamps feet and pouts*
A private reg is for the owner of the car, not those who may or may not notice it.1986Uno45S said:
Maybe you will like my dads private reg I know it's txt spk but K55 MYX1986uno45s said:A number of vehicles have 666 in their number plate, some have 999, 911 and 123 too! But at the end of the day if people want to pay out money to have a number plate that looks like 'txt spk' then, well, it's their money!
Its not too obscure to figure out is it?
Damm didn't realise I got rid of one private reg just to get another.1986uno45s said:And guess what, I have a private plate on my Uno. It must be private because it is totally unique and no-one else has that combination of letters. I know it came with the car from new, but everyone must be impressed!
The Beast said:
You mean some people pay out tens of thousands of pounds for a private plate but NOT because they want others to see it
The Beast said:Maybe you will like my dads private reg I know it's txt spk but K55 MYX
Its not too obscure to figure out is it?
'Kiss My Yellow Xylophone' ?!!!
The Beast said:Damm didn't realise I got rid of one private reg just to get another.
Yes, and poor CinqyAbarth had to pay out £399 for a 'C' reg number plate.
CinqyAbarth said:
My 'C' reg numberplate came free with my £46 Uno
Couldn't say for everyone. People with private regs are not an easy group to stereotype as they could be anybody. Although out of the four people I know with them two were bought because the owner of the car liked them and the other two were presents.1986Uno45S said:You mean some people pay out tens of thousands of pounds for a private plate but NOT because they want others to see it
I really don't see what the problem is with having a private reg. Yes they put money into the goverment but so does just having a car.
Some people might get them to show off. But thats there problem nobody elses.
I got mine and (I'm sure alot of people with one reading this will agree) because I liked it and wanted one.
My plate is perfect for a 747 pilot
where did gaz wrexham get his from? i want one like his
i seen one today
8MW
well cool!!
8MW
well cool!!
My cinq came with an irish reg, it got me a nickname back in my cruise days so I decided to keep it os it will adorn my next car.
Liam
Liam
Liam said:
It's actually a British plate Liam. It's from Northern Ireland, part of the UK.
It makes me laugh when I see you lot paying out good money for perfectly ordinary NI plates. I've sold a couple through a reg transfer company, BAZ ****and CAZ ****.
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How come you can't but the NI plates from DVLA? No problems keeping them on at all?
