Private plates - a lighthearted question

force_ten

BeenThroughItAll wrote: »

I saw 'S9ORT' on an E92 M3 at the weekend, which I'm assuming was supposedly meant to be read 'SPORT'.


As soon as I saw it, I thought of Darkmatter101.

darkmatter101 currently has PEN 15 on his yaris

Roland_Sausage

I saw one yesterday, a white BMW with the number ELV 1S on a Lithuanian (LT) plate.

Strange, as according to Wikipedia this isn't a valid format for a Lithuanian number.

Edit: it may have been Latvian (LV) which does allow personalised plates

BeenThroughItAll

[quote=[Deleted User];72952430]Was it a Dinky or a Corgi?[/QUOTE]

Sadly I didn't get the opportunity to turn it upside down and check :-)

BeenThroughItAll

force_ten wrote: »

darkmatter101 currently has PEN 15 on his yaris

He has quite a collection what with WA17ERM and BE11END on his A3 and Accord.

oscarward

There are a couple round our way, S1NHA and MR 51 NHA with appropriate tweaks to the latter.


Some one has RU 55 POT which has been on a few cars latest is a Jag.


Some are really clever such A 12 DOZ on an egg wholesaler van.

Roland_Sausage

oscarward wrote: »

There are a couple round our way, S1NHA and MR 51 NHA with appropriate tweaks to the latter.


Some one has RU 55 POT which has been on a few cars latest is a Jag.


Some are really clever such A 12 DOZ on an egg wholesaler van.

There's an egg wholesaler van round our way who has EGG 130X with the 1 and 3 pushed closer together than they should be to look like a B

NBLondon

Londoners may well know of Pimlico Plumbers who disguise the age of their many vans with plates like B4SIN and LO02OLD.