Registration mark for sale - AW14 NKR

gardner1

why would you want to drive a car with that on the plate.....you'd have to a w4nker to do it


why not try for TO55 ERS

Iceweasel

lloydyyy wrote: »

A friend of mine has a registration mark for sale - AW14 NKR (A W14NKR) you can guess what it says

It's quite a quirky plate. Any idea how much it's worth? What would your advice be on marketing a plate like this?

Edit: I don't actually own this registration. A friend of mine does!

Spaced like above in red it's an illegal plate.

Spaced correctly it's meaningless and therefore worthless.

egyptiancotton

forgotmyname wrote: »

Windup or someone is telling porkies?

Plate doesnt exist..

I've seen the paperwork and it was purchased in front of my very eyes. I can guarantee this registration exists. It's not yet assigned to a vehicle; it's currently on retention.

GlynD wrote: »

There's a reason for that too. The DVLA won't release any plates which can be used to make up swear words.

There was a very famous case where the DVLA released a registration for sale and it was later recalled: http://www.thestar.co.uk/what-s-on/motorist-fuming-after-being-told-to-remove-b011-lux-registration-which-cost-399-1-3522519

Captain_Flack.

Shame it can't go in a 12 year old Golf.

Iceweasel

It'll never compete with PEN 15

which would be an ideal number for a writer, if I've understood correctly. LOL

facade

Regtransfers.co.uk have that in the sale @ £80,000

I have tried to restrain myself but as you started it:

I quite fancy BD08 BRA (They didn't issue BD08 IES as they don't like I) bargain at £250! and on a motor bike you get it in two rows

egyptiancotton

Or there's UP10 NKR @ £29,995

Quiet_Spark

Iceweasel wrote: »

It'll never compete with PEN 15

which would be an ideal number for a writer, if I've understood correctly. LOL

BOL 10X is another valid plate, last time I saw it was on a Rolls Royce in Croydon.

27col

Iceweasel wrote: »

It'll never compete with PEN 15

which would be an ideal number for a writer, if I've understood correctly. LOL

I saw that on a car in a car park at Brands Hatch, many years ago. It only confirmed my low opinion of the owners of private plates.
Some tears ago I was picking my car up from the local garage and they were ringing some woman to tell her that they could not issue an MOT certificate for her car until she came in with a set of plates that did not have illegal spacing, and got them fixed to the car.

GlynD

lloydyyy wrote: »

I've seen the paperwork and it was purchased in front of my very eyes. I can guarantee this registration exists. It's not yet assigned to a vehicle; it's currently on retention.

There was a very famous case where the DVLA released a registration for sale and it was later recalled: http://www.thestar.co.uk/what-s-on/motorist-fuming-after-being-told-to-remove-b011-lux-registration-which-cost-399-1-3522519

Not in the same league though, is it?

Iceweasel wrote: »

It'll never compete with PEN 15

which would be an ideal number for a writer, if I've understood correctly. LOL

The age of that plate is what stopped them from recalling it. It would have been issued before the DVLA started selling plates to raise funds which I think was some time back in the 1980's.