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No, it just looks neater and nicer. To yourself - and how you think is all that matters.
Personalised number plates and snobbery?
- Thread starter Barks
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No, it just looks neater and nicer. To yourself - and how you think is all that matters.
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I want a plate for the GT but can't think of anything "cheap".
First name is Jon and my initials are JMC
Anyone got any recommendations
First name is Jon and my initials are JMC
Anyone got any recommendations
Whats it on?
The same people strut around in Jack Wills lounge pants and Abercrombie hoodies with a fag hanging out their mouth thinking they own the place. It's a disgusting trend to be honest
Oh really! I don't even know how to strut and don't smoke thanks and the only thing I have with a hoody is a jogging tshirt and leather jacket!
My plate only cost 250 from DVLA and coincidently the first 3 letters are my first name abbreviated and last 3 my last name abbreviated - Thanks to Tom for that (I think it was him who pointed that one out!).
Hides the car's age and makes it look MUCH nicer from front and back and people who know my name always ask how much it was often responding "...is that all!"
You have to remember it's with you for life as well and a good plate will look good on any modern car tbh.
If a little alphanumeric string means something to you then write it on a piece of paper and stick it in your pocket.
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No point unless it looks like a private plate, same reason you'd buy a rolex.
I often see "7", used to be on a Jag.
I often see "7", used to be on a Jag.
It's about personalising your car, making it your own.
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