Personal Reg Plates
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the plate 1 JF on a passat estate made me wonder about how much the car is worth in relation to the plate
saw a cracker today - A8 YAY on an A8 (funnily enough)
saw a cracker today - A8 YAY on an A8 (funnily enough)
92 D 50570
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ok it's not personal because there arent personal plates in ireland - but I'm not a fan of pretentious personal plates in the UK. If I got one, I'd get something like 3 numbers and 3 letters that meant nothing and I could transfer from car to car.
SO SLO
ok it's not personal because there arent personal plates in ireland - but I'm not a fan of pretentious personal plates in the UK. If I got one, I'd get something like 3 numbers and 3 letters that meant nothing and I could transfer from car to car.
i like poeple with private plates, me and my freind being quite simple minded will try and guess what there name is and we have met some funny named people
it also amazes me with people with verry expensive plates on not verry nice cars, i dont mean not to my taste i mean like awfull rusty ones but each to there own and all that i know where i would rather have my money sitting 
well done to thos that have bougth them and they have gone up in value tho.
it also amazes me with people with verry expensive plates on not verry nice cars, i dont mean not to my taste i mean like awfull rusty ones
but each to there own and all that i know where i would rather have my money sitting well done to thos that have bougth them and they have gone up in value tho.
My uncle (Rob Jackson) has, RJ 8881 on his Lexus SC 430. Also my Auntie (Janet Jackson) has, JJ 1846 on her huge Shogun. Both reg's look very good on thier cars, especially my uncles. A mate at work, has V8OSE (no spaces) on his nice black 206. Suits the car well imo. His surname being Vose.
I also see a couple of good reg's on business cars too. A company near me, called Propac has a Yellow Leon Cupra R outside it everyday with the reg PR02 PAC. There is also a new Merc Vito van round the corner. The owner of A1 Shutters drives it around I think and its got 28 XJ as the reg.
The most expensive reg by the looks of things on a car round my area that Ive seen must be, 95 R on a new Range Rover Vogue. Now that must have cost a few quid.
I would defo get a private plate for my car, when I get car. Something with Ben on it somewhere. I kinda like BJ02 BEN. Ben Jackson being my name. For sale @ £1300 currently. If I had the money I would get B3NN4H
Where on the RAC site can you check on private plates on cars? I wanna see if B3NN4H has been taken. And if possible see what car BEN 22 is on.
Thanks.
I also see a couple of good reg's on business cars too. A company near me, called Propac has a Yellow Leon Cupra R outside it everyday with the reg PR02 PAC. There is also a new Merc Vito van round the corner. The owner of A1 Shutters drives it around I think and its got 28 XJ as the reg.
The most expensive reg by the looks of things on a car round my area that Ive seen must be, 95 R on a new Range Rover Vogue. Now that must have cost a few quid.
I would defo get a private plate for my car, when I get car. Something with Ben on it somewhere. I kinda like BJ02 BEN. Ben Jackson being my name. For sale @ £1300 currently. If I had the money I would get B3NN4H
Where on the RAC site can you check on private plates on cars? I wanna see if B3NN4H has been taken. And if possible see what car BEN 22 is on.
Thanks.
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Taff said:
saddo, bet its on a focus of all cars ;]
bennah, B3NN4H is not valid as it doesnt conform to regulations.
im quite tepmted by M10RBA for me and get J400BAW for my son for when he gets a car (JACOB AW) tho it would need playing with to make it work :<
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Bennah said:
There are 9 kinds of plate you can have in the UK:
Pre 1931 re-registered aannnn
Old (pre 1953) aaannn
Old (1953-1963) nnnaaa
Old suffix (1963-1983) aaannna
Prefix (1983-2001) annnaaa
Current (2001-) aannaaa
Old NI nnnnaa
New NI aaannnn
Military nnaann
Where a = alpha and n = number
The really early stuff like A1 didn't really conform to any standard.
You also get nnnannn where a can be D or X. These are diplomatic plates. Don't get hit by a car wearing these as there is nothing you can do about it other than claim on your own insurance.
B3NN4H doesn't conform to any of those standards.