Personal number plates

Will I look like a Prat?

  • Yes, remember your roots

    Votes: 14 18.4%

  • No, aspire to rise above your station

    Votes: 62 81.6%
  • Total voters
    76
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dubber36 said:
I had a look at the upcoming DVLA auction and found B16 JUG. Any good for Mrs @JOG
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Ha ha ha! PMSL here! Absolutely no use for Mrs JOG, but a certain Katie Price (aka Jordan) may be in the market when she is allowed drive again!
 
Ali-G said:
Everyone had better check that there’s nobody walking around Bath with a jumper with their number plate on it. :think smile bounce:

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Couple with KN19 TER number plate hit with £90 fine thanks to t-shirt

David Knight, 54, from Dorking, Surrey, received a fine for driving down a bus lane in Bath - but the builder immediately knew there had been a mistake.
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I saw that story yesterday and it made me smile. It does show that the fuzzy logic of the number recognition has been improved (even if more science is needed for humanoid recognition!) Big Brother is getting bigger!
 
GONA66 said:
...........I just couldn't help myself ! :whistle:
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Hahaha I totally get what you mean, once you start buying them you may find that you can’t stop. I have err let’s just say a ‘few’ in my collection but I will share just a couple so as not to bore you all. The first one is the first plate I ever bought but the 2nd one is my favourite but not because it always causes raised eyebrows

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This 2nd one, I chased DVLA for 17 years to get them to release it, they quizzed me every time as to why I wanted it and I do have a very unique and valid reason. In fact the local coppers used to stop me when I first had it as they thought I had misplaced it or it just wasn’t a real one.

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BRABUS said:
Hahaha I totally get what you mean, once you start buying them you may find that you can’t stop. I have err let’s just say a ‘few’ in my collection but I will share just a couple so as not to bore you all. The first one is the first plate I ever bought but the 2nd one is my favourite but not because it always causes raised eyebrows

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This 2nd one, I chased DVLA for 17 years to get them to release it, they quizzed me every time as to why I wanted it and I do have a very unique and valid reason. In fact the local coppers used to stop me when I first had it as they thought I had misplaced it or it just wasn’t a real one.

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17 years, that’s tenacity for you @BRABUS
 
BRABUS said:
Hahaha I totally get what you mean, once you start buying them you may find that you can’t stop. I have err let’s just say a ‘few’ in my collection but I will share just a couple so as not to bore you all. The first one is the first plate I ever bought but the 2nd one is my favourite but not because it always causes raised eyebrows

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This 2nd one, I chased DVLA for 17 years to get them to release it, they quizzed me every time as to why I wanted it and I do have a very unique and valid reason. In fact the local coppers used to stop me when I first had it as they thought I had misplaced it or it just wasn’t a real one.

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Few quids worth there. :thumbsup:
 
BRABUS said:
Hahaha I totally get what you mean, once you start buying them you may find that you can’t stop. I have err let’s just say a ‘few’ in my collection but I will share just a couple so as not to bore you all. The first one is the first plate I ever bought but the 2nd one is my favourite but not because it always causes raised eyebrows

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This 2nd one, I chased DVLA for 17 years to get them to release it, they quizzed me every time as to why I wanted it and I do have a very unique and valid reason. In fact the local coppers used to stop me when I first had it as they thought I had misplaced it or it just wasn’t a real one.

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Very nice mate , not going to buy any more vw related plates, might sell a few and look for one for myself like you have.
 
I’d pay a wee fortune for “69 JOG”….including accepting the kicking SWMBO would give me!!!
BRABUS said:
Hahaha I totally get what you mean, once you start buying them you may find that you can’t stop. I have err let’s just say a ‘few’ in my collection but I will share just a couple so as not to bore you all. The first one is the first plate I ever bought but the 2nd one is my favourite but not because it always causes raised eyebrows

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This 2nd one, I chased DVLA for 17 years to get them to release it, they quizzed me every time as to why I wanted it and I do have a very unique and valid reason. In fact the local coppers used to stop me when I first had it as they thought I had misplaced it or it just wasn’t a real one.

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Ali-G said:
Few quids worth there. :thumbsup:
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haha you ain’t wrong, lets just say they are a good investment. Had a company approach me a few years ago to buy 69 ROB, they were offering cash and didn’t even flinch when I suggested a VERY silly amount. I ain’t selling it though.
 
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