personalised reg plate

masterlumps

there is a taxi in dundee with the no. plate L6 UNT - quality

harveybobbles

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Highly appropriate..:)

Hadrian

harveybobbles wrote: »

Could wait til 11 comes out and get CL11RUS and pop some screw caps over the 2nd 1 to make CLITRUS...

Or how about BO11OCK or BO11OXX

I am getting increasingly annoyed at the number of these plates that have been illegally altered so as to provide their 'dimwit' owners with illegable plates. A case in point, last week a car so plated was in a minor collision in a Tesco's carpark. I hadn't noticed this until the car raced past me with one of these number plates. Although I had enough of time to record the number I was totally bemused as to it's real reading as the plate was a mixture of wrongly placed holding screws, letters and numbers. Sorry to say I was unable to assist the elderly driver who's car had been damaged by this driver. Can't the police pull over these cars and give a FPN to the driver with the order to appear at a police staion with new, correct and legal number plates affixed and hand in the old ones? Failure to do so would mean when the car was next stopped could be seized. Also the firms that provides these plates could be given a swinging fine so as to get it across to them that providing illegal plates will not be tolerated. It is illegal to have a plate not recording the issuing firms post code on it.

harveybobbles

Why someone would pay £750 for this !!!!!! plate is beond me...

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1449139.htm

Or if you have a spare £50,000...

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1362145.htm

Must admit, this one is funny...

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1412609.htm

mountainofdebt

Hadrian wrote: »

Can't the police pull over these cars and give a FPN to the driver with the order to appear at a police staion with new, correct and legal number plates affixed and hand in the old ones? .

I do know someone who was pulled over and fined for his use of caps on his number plate

As far as I know the police don't have a problem with 'illegally spaced lettering' so long as none of the characters are altered by said caps although I know for the MOT you need the number plate legally spaced.

MaximumImpact

As far as I know the police don't have a problem with 'illegally spaced lettering' so long as none of the characters are altered by said caps although I know for the MOT you need the number plate legally spaced.

I can assure you that they do...our local traffic plod had a crack down because of some of the completely stupid misspacing on reg plates...some were that bad in our village, it seemed pointless having a numberplate!!!

bb69

harveybobbles wrote: »

Could wait til 11 comes out and get CL11RUS and pop some screw caps over the 2nd 1 to make CLITRUS...

Or how about BO11OCK or BO11OXX

LMAO :rotfl::rotfl: It might as well read citrus lol