Th15 car..?

Paully232000

What about these (I really do have too much time)

MO15 TER
NO15 ILY
PO15 INS

agrinnall

redux wrote: »

There is no T area code.

Or are they going to introduce one especially for thi5?

Although they did issue TN07 plates in Edinburgh because somebody decided SN07 plates could be read as SNOT which was deemed offensive.

EssexExile

Why don't they let you have anything you like (as long as no one else has it already) like in America. The DVLA could rake in the fees for popular plates.

marty2be2000

You can buy anything you like from the DVLA from the current system, loads of TH15 ... available quiet cheaply it seems.

http://dvlaregistrations.direct.gov.uk/search/current-number-plates.html?prefix1=T&prefix2=H&numbers=15&letter1=&letter2=&letter3=&action=results&pricefrom=0&priceto=&currentmatches=&searched=true&openoption=yes&language=en&prefix2.x=54&prefix2.y=20&super=th15&super_pricefrom=0&super_priceto=

harveybobbles

agrinnall wrote: »

Although they did issue TN07 plates in Edinburgh because somebody decided SN07 plates could be read as SNOT which was deemed offensive.

I did see a Saab recently with KN03 ***

agrinnall

harveybobbles wrote: »

I did see a Saab recently with KN03 ***

Based on experiences of the last few years I think it should really have been on an Audi...

redux

Is it possible to buy one of these registrations and keep it on retention until one can afford a suitable 3 or 4 year old car to put it on?

Not that I'm actually considering it myself.

27col

I have difficulty getting my head around someone spending good money on an object that requires the misreading of a piece of plastic lettering in order to boost their self esteem.
The whole concept is pathetic and ridiculous.
Some people have far more money than sense.
Do feel free to agree or disagree with me.

force_ten

redux wrote: »

Is it possible to buy one of these registrations and keep it on retention until one can afford a suitable 3 or 4 year old car to put it on?

Not that I'm actually considering it myself.

yes you can

when you buy the plate you can request a three year retention certificate at a cost of £75.00 or just renew annually until you are ready to put it on a car

force_ten

27col wrote: »

I have difficulty getting my head around someone spending good money on an object that requires the misreading of a piece of plastic lettering in order to boost their self esteem.
The whole concept is pathetic and ridiculous.
Some people have far more money than sense.
Do feel free to agree or disagree with me.

the world would be a very strange place if everybody was the same

I feel that if you have to explain the plate or somebody looking at cant see straight away what it is meant to be then you have wasted your money

but many plates are what they are and are instantly recognisable as a word so they do the job

as they say each to their own