P6 number plate

Only trouble with that is the fact that you won't be able to use it on a P6.........................
 
harveyp6 said:
Only trouble with that is the fact that you won't be able to use it on a P6.........................
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True - it could go on your other car with the sticker, 'My other car is a P6' :)
 
quattro said:
harveyp6 said:
Only trouble with that is the fact that you won't be able to use it on a P6.........................
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True - it could go on your other car with the sticker, 'My other car is a P6' :)
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Fair point......................................(But I don't think I'll bother. :wink: )
 
I have "P6 2000" in New Zealand as they don't have age-related plates as in the UK..
 
Personalised plates used to have a little class but since the DVLA started selling them & people started using screwheads & distorted letters or numbers to try & make a word they've become totally passe'. I'd far rather spend the money on another car.
 
I agree

Especially the ones that look nothing like the owner's name but they obvioulsly think it's the bee's knee's

Saw a Range Rover in Staines this week - reg no - RR(Something) 55 NOB - altered to look like SNOB - I just thought "*rsehole" !
 
There are a couple of them running around Sheffield which have caught my eye.

Firstly I saw R8 GUD, which I thought was right good :)

And then there is R8 CNT which I thought was unfortunate :?

Right is pronounced 'Rate' around these 'ere parts.
 
So does this make me a, poser,snob,nob,show off,tart,cool dude,or a WA##*R ?? :LOL: :wink:
Couldnt find PLK 1E!!! :LOL:
OR!!!
A canny investor with an eye for a bargain!!!
That will most likely hold its value,and possibly be worth much more, once its been seen on the circuit so to speak!!! :wink:
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I have a plate which came with a company I bought.

It's a glue company and it has GLU on it, no suffix or prefix either.

It is apparently worth over £2,000. :)
 
Pilkie , Interesting article in this week's Classic Car Weekly about a power steering conversion for the TR6

I suppose the plate TR 6 would be worth thousands ?
 
PAS for the TR6 is an ideal conversion to go with a good autobox for those who need it in later life,or have a disability,or just want it easier to drive and still want to enjoy the 6.
Sadly as far as I know,the plate TR6 is no longer in use,so not possible to obtain!!
Would be worth a good few bob though!
 
quattro said:
I have a plate which came with a company I bought.

It's a glue company and it has GLU on it, no suffix or prefix either.

It is apparently worth over £2,000. :)
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At least you don't have a plate that starts with HMO,... :shock: :oops:
 

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pilkie said:
So does this make me a, poser,snob,nob,show off,tart,cool dude,or a WA##*R ?? :LOL: :wink:
Couldnt find PLK 1E!!! :LOL:
OR!!!
A canny investor with an eye for a bargain!!!
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Well, at least the connection between the plate & the car is blatantly obvious, unlike most of the obscure tripe out there. So I guess if you got it for a good price it would be the latter. Normally it just looks as though people are trying a bit too hard to make their blandmobiles stand out from the herd, while failing miserably.
 
2Diesels said:
pilkie said:
So does this make me a, poser,snob,nob,show off,tart,cool dude,or a WA##*R ?? :LOL: :wink:
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I'm sticking with Tart :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

Sorry Dave only joking :roll:
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I'll go with tart as well :LOL: just kidding

I'm going to change my name to James Trevor Watson, just so my number plate has my initials on it. 8)
 
Years ago my mate used to sell a few plates off cars & occasionally bought a car just for the plate & had some tasty numbers but he ended up with a Consul or Zodiphyr & the plate began with YNO & he thought he'd never sell the number but advertised it anyway & a Scandinavian gent called Norris Oysten turned up & bought it for his son also called Norris but of course he was Young Norris Oysten, how lucky was that? As a result he became known as Nathan the Plate, he should have joined the army then he could be Private Plate :roll:
 
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