Private plate transfer

dipsomaniac

It's called a vanity plate not private plate for obvious reasons.  Doesn't make it go faster or make it private (stands out like a sore thumb) but hides age of car.  Never see them on bikes because bikers are less precious🙂

born_again

dipsomaniac said:

It's called a vanity plate not private plate for obvious reasons.  Doesn't make it go faster or make it private (stands out like a sore thumb) but hides age of car.  Never see them on bikes because bikers are less precious🙂

You joking about bikes..
Seen plenty with BMW as the letters on plates... 

Does not always hide age of vehicle. many are say ML 51 MSE (one year out). Age related & personalised to the owner. But no one else is any wiser.

Bluebell1000

My Dad recently updated his car and the dealer was happy to do the plate transfer on his behalf, but it will depend on the dealer of course!

Flight3287462

dipsomaniac said:

It's called a vanity plate not private plate for obvious reasons.  Doesn't make it go faster or make it private (stands out like a sore thumb) but hides age of car.  Never see them on bikes because bikers are less precious🙂

Do you still think it is a vanity plate if you have had the plate in the family since 1958 originally coming off a Rover 90?

dipsomaniac

born_again said:

dipsomaniac said:

It's called a vanity plate not private plate for obvious reasons.  Doesn't make it go faster or make it private (stands out like a sore thumb) but hides age of car.  Never see them on bikes because bikers are less precious🙂

You joking about bikes..
Seen plenty with BMW as the letters on plates... 

Does not always hide age of vehicle. many are say ML 51 MSE (one year out). Age related & personalised to the owner. But no one else is any wiser.

BMW a big clue there.  S1000RR my dream bike until the HR2 came along

dipsomaniac

Flight3287462 said:

dipsomaniac said:

It's called a vanity plate not private plate for obvious reasons.  Doesn't make it go faster or make it private (stands out like a sore thumb) but hides age of car.  Never see them on bikes because bikers are less precious🙂

Do you still think it is a vanity plate if you have had the plate in the family since 1958 originally coming off a Rover 90?

Nope. But you are 1 in a million so doesn't count