Asking dvla to change a BJ66 plate

jaydeeuk1

Number plate on my neighbours kia clitoris or whatever its called starts with 'PD0'. Doesn't help his cause living near a school.

Richard53

jaydeeuk1 wrote: »

Number plate on my neighbours kia clitoris or whatever its called starts with 'PD0'. Doesn't help his cause living near a school.

I had the same problem when the 'S' fell off the logo of my swimming trunks.

shaun_from_Africa

It's a shame that Boris Johnson wasn't born two years later in 1966 instead of 1964 in which case you could have sold it him as a personalised plate.

force_ten

I have never noticed a BJ plate in my life until today

because of this thread I noticed Two BJ plates on the road a BJ14 and a BJ16 it is amazing the power of the internet

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force_ten wrote: »

I have never noticed a BJ plate in my life until today

because of this thread I noticed Two BJ plates on the road a BJ14 and a BJ16 it is amazing the power of the internet

Strange admission for a Motoring thread, driving round looking for a BJ :eek:

OP stop worrying about the little things

Nobbie1967

Richard53 wrote: »

I spent my teenage years looking for BUM, but without success.

I hope you have more luck now, but surely this should be on the relationships forum

Gloomendoom

OMG I've just found an old photo and realised that back in the late 80's I was driving around with a VD plate...



Thank God it wasn't a 69 suffix.

Richard53

Nobbie1967 wrote: »

I hope you have more luck now, but surely this should be on the relationships forum

Good heavens! I am normally the first one to spot a smutty double meaning, but I totally missed this one. Thanks for pointing it out, not. For the record, my teenage years were spent looking for something slightly different from BUM.

Gloomendoom wrote: »

OMG I've just found an old photo and realised that back in the late 80's I was driving around with a VD plate...

That really dates you. The letters VD will always make me think of certain words. However, at work this is the code on all our systems for Visa Debit, and no-one bats an eyelid or sniggers. Most employees are much younger than me. Perhaps it's a 50s/60s thing. I imagine a car with the reg number STI would have the same effect today.

Gloomendoom

Richard53 wrote: »

That really dates you.

Even more than the massive specs and a 1988 Golf?