Have you seen this? Unbelievable
I have to agree that number plates that say BAZZA or SOUSI etc just make me cringe, but I don't mind about more non-descript number plates. The ridiculous thing in the UK is that some number plates are valued in the millions. I remember being at an auction when a number plate K 10 was sold for £900,000 and this was a few years ago now too.
I have more recently been interested in having our cars with number plates that are just one after the other, i.e. AA57AAA, AA57AAB, AA57AAC etc.
Each to thier own really but I have to agree with Graham that I personally don't "get" the idea of personalised plates. No matter how much money I had I could never pay ludicrous amounts of money for one. Maybe it's the proletariat in me?
I'm not, and never would, knock anyone for owning one though (except the Guy who drives round my home town in a hairdressers car with the plate "BIG DAN" (actually stylised B19 DAN) who just deserves to have the p$%£ taken)
Chris.
When we moved over we were totally oblivious to how popular it is over here! We have two cars which we had to register and totaly missed the pointed question of "any preferences on you number?" question. Everyone here tries to get initials or some such onto their number plates (kids intitials or birth dates mainly) makes it a bit emarrassing trying to explain that the number plate has no meaning at all. We have HOL BM251 and HOL DM648. BTW if it is available you can have any number that is on the computer no charge.
Must find out if you can buy and sell them here.
Henry:
A Chelsea footballer recently bought this number plate for £1.4million: FU 9. He claimed there was no closer number plate to the strong English swear word beginning in F and ending in CK, and not the word firetruck.
He should be sterilised to prevent him bringer forth any new (insert you own noun swear word here) into the world.
😂😂😂
Nice one mate!
Andy T.
I'm sure Nobby told me once that BEO4 LFE was available.
"I'm not, and never would, knock anyone for owning one though (except the Guy who drives round my home town in a hairdressers car with the plate "BIG DAN" (actually stylised B19 DAN) who just deserves to have the p$%£ taken)"
What constitutes a "hairdresser's car"? I assume it's not one that produces a series of bangs.
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