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Private Number Plates - Cool or Uncool?
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Private Number Plates - Cool or Uncool?
Saw a cool one in Ibiza last week (UK plate) - R3 GYP (Regy P)
I thought that was having a big car, that made up for the wee c0ck syndrome
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As i said, mine was for my 18th, so didnt know i was getting it or what it would say
I thought that was having a big car, that made up for the wee c0ck syndrome
see, and thats why so many :tosser:'s in bmw's and jags cut us centos up, totaly jealousy.
we have no inadequacy fears
ive been called a d**k by many bmw drivers, they like proving my point.
it's also why girls like male cento drivers
(in my dreams)see, and thats why so many :tosser:'s in bmw's and jags cut us centos up, totaly jealousy.
we have no inadequacy fears
ive been called a d**k by many bmw drivers, they like proving my point.
it's also why girls like male cento drivers
Jings you're never too old to learn....
I will certainly take all that on board:chin:
seen on the way home from the ring......
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it's a bit uncool. i immediately think "cockhead" when i see a private number plate. and there's plenty round here.
tbh... if you have money and are stuck for a birthday present for your son/daughter/wife/husband etc they can be cool
my mum and dad have had the same one about 10-15 years
im on the lookout for one when i have money that has the letters...
WAA
or
JFL
although
J05HU4
would be nice :devil:
my mum and dad have had the same one about 10-15 years
im on the lookout for one when i have money that has the letters...
WAA
or
JFL
although
J05HU4
would be nice :devil:
in my opinion, a lot depends on how "proper" they are, if spelling names / words. (ie, no mis-spacing / illicit usage of screwcaps).
if discreet and subtle, (proper spacing or tidy intials etc) i think they are quite cool (naturally, i've got to say that....).
oh, and mine were cut off on the wedding day, so no machismo left to prove ;-)
if discreet and subtle, (proper spacing or tidy intials etc) i think they are quite cool (naturally, i've got to say that....).
oh, and mine were cut off on the wedding day, so no machismo left to prove ;-)
i have a private plate cos they are cool
tbh... if you have money and are stuck for a birthday present for your son/daughter/wife/husband etc they can be cool
my mum and dad have had the same one about 10-15 years
im on the lookout for one when i have money that has the letters...
WAA
or
JFL
although
J05HU4
would be nice :devil:
I knew someone scrapping A 'L' reg fourtrac with JFL on the end of the plate last year (was L105 JFL or something like that)
I witnessed an accident on Sunday, the car had a personalised plate which was ever so easy to remember - T9 WUF
Of course, the driver denied it - reversed out of his drive & hit the side of a car with the corner of his - but he did it in front of half a dozen witneses!
The plate is just too easy to remember.
Of course, the driver denied it - reversed out of his drive & hit the side of a car with the corner of his - but he did it in front of half a dozen witneses!
The plate is just too easy to remember.
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I think some Northern Irish plates are OK; BAZ - Barry, MAZ - Mary etc. For me, the worst are plates that are obviously not age related to the vehicle, for instance, a new model Bravo with a (for argument's sake) P prefix and the remainder being 857 JSG, therefore, P857JSG.
Underneath in small letters it reads. John Stephen Green. It's obvious to almost anyone that it's a personal plate as they didn't make new Bravos at the time the P prefix was issued that it's a personal plate. If you've got to explain it by having your name printed underneath, then you've wasted your money.
Underneath in small letters it reads. John Stephen Green. It's obvious to almost anyone that it's a personal plate as they didn't make new Bravos at the time the P prefix was issued that it's a personal plate. If you've got to explain it by having your name printed underneath, then you've wasted your money.
Why? What does it matter what it means to others, its your car so as long as you know what it means.
In the case of our NI plate I know 'KDZ' means absoloutly faf all
In all honesty, I cannot see the sense in wasting money transferring a plate. Every car number plate is already (supposedly) unique anyway.
wow i just remembered i've still got my plate
