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Incidentally, I used to see locally the reg MR 51NGH which I beleive changed hands for circa £100,000.
Perhaps someone with the knowledge of our man MOCAS could verify that.
Just saw a very loud Skyline passing by... the plate was an attempt at 'YO BITCH". It looked like YO EITCH, but I can't quite work out what the original plate was. Any suggestions?
EDIT: come to think about it, it would have to be something really convoluted, because I doubt that the DVLA would have permitted any obvious combination with the word 'bitch' in it.
YO61 TCHJust saw a very loud Skyline passing by... the plate was an attempt at 'YO BITCH". It looked like YO EITCH, but I can't quite work out what the original plate was. Any suggestions?
EDIT: come to think about it, it would have to be something really convoluted, because I doubt that the DVLA would have permitted any obvious combination with the word 'bitch' in it.
YO 61TCH is on a black R35 Nissan GT-R and would not be difficult to turn the 6 into a B albeit illegally.
(They dropped "Skyline" with the R35 btw.)
YO61 TCH
More likely a black bolt at the 2 o’clock position on the number 6 to “close” the top loop maybe?I only saw it from the rear. I am guessing that the digit 6 had a yellow-headed bolt going through the lower part to make it look like an E and then mispaced close to the digital 1. No wonder the DVLA didn't pick-up on the possible manipulation of this plate.
More likely a black bolt at the 2 o’clock position on the number 6 to “close” the top loop maybe?
YO 61TCH is on a black R35 Nissan GT-R and would not be difficult to turn the 6 into a B albeit illegally.
(They dropped "Skyline" with the R35 btw.)
Unsurprisingly, it failed the MOT August 2020 - Registration plate does not conform to the specified requirements (0.1 (d))More likely a black bolt at the 2 o’clock position on the number 6 to “close” the top loop maybe?
I presumed people with iffy plates would either use a friendly MOT place or keep a set of spares to swap out for the MOT.
Surprised anyone would try their luck...
Note that the car failed its first MOT (at 3 years old). Possibly he was naive and got burnt once then learnt his lesson and presented the car for future MOT tests with legal plates?
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