Anyone seen any good number plates on cars lately?

[MBK]

I saw 634MG on an E63 (what a noise ) it was spaced to read 63 4MG (63 AMG)

K

 

[timwood2000]

WH 8 on a Range Rover without spaces, so looked like WHO. From a distance.

 

[Alfie]

TAN 1 on a LR Discovery on the A30 yesterday.

 

[Alfie]

Duplicate post. Deleted

 

[MD5]

I thought this was a bit sh*t, to be honest! I wonder if it is as the owner intended?!

 

[Geezer]

A ST33L on a Beemer 535 M Sport Touring on the M2 this morning.

 

[wobbly]

F1T DR

on a Carrera outside a Hospital in Teddington.

Hope it belonged to a female Doctor.

 

[mbenz76]

N14 CHE on a Range Rover outside Niche nightclub in Sheffield.

 

[ringway]

000 ARGH! (0004 RGH) on a MB in Chorlton Manchester on Monday.

Maybe Cantona!

 

[Kieron]

M416 OLM recently seen on an Audi A4 with the curve of the 6 lightened so it read Malcolm.

 

[Alfie]

5 ULK on a grubby little van being driven by a tw4t on the M3 last night.

PLH 1 ona VW Touareg in Chobham today.

 

[MOCAŠ]

000 ARGH! (0004 RGH) on a MB in Chorlton Manchester on Monday.

Maybe Cantona!

Or perhaps he'll be bidding on OOO 44H in next month's DVLA auction...

 

[zenman63]

1 DO
On a Jag in coventry today.

 

[MBK]

M6 WTF on a 6 series on the A40 yesterday couldn't tell if it were a M6 or not as it was too dark out

 

[ALFIE CONN]

S55 PUR on a SL.

 

[MOCAŠ]

111 SL - seen in Marylebone Lane the other day, sadly not an SL, but a BMW saloon

 

[Toodeep]

Not recent but I once saw 2 BE and NOT 2B parked in a driveway at the same house in Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. I remember one of the cars was a then new SL (R129). I passed the house a few times subsequently and noticed it had a blue plaque. For years I wondered if perhaps the Bard himself had stayed there and in the end couldn't resist stopping to look. Sadly not.

COM1C, which has been mentioned, was often to be seen parked near a Jongleurs comedy venue in Battersea affixed to a . . . . . . . Metro.

 

[MOCAŠ]

Not recent but I once saw 2 BE and NOT 2B parked in a driveway at the same house in Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. I remember one of the cars was a then new SL (R129). I passed the house a few times subsequently and noticed it had a blue plaque. For years I wondered if perhaps the Bard himself had stayed there and in the end couldn't resist stopping to look. Sadly not.

The house does have literary connections, as one of its two blue plaques is dedicated to Hilaire Belloc, but it is not home to the owners of the the two cars that famously park there; they live further along Cheyne Walk.

 

[Toodeep]

The house does have literary connections, as one of its two blue plaques is dedicated to Hilaire Belloc, but it is not home to the owners of the the two cars that famously park there; they live further along Cheyne Walk.

Brilliant. I'm only from over the bridge in Battersea but I couldn't remember the writer's name. I also didn't remember there being two plaques. I'm glad someone can independently corroborate my story as I've had some sideways looks in the past. As you'll know it was actually more two adjacent off road parking spots than a driveway and may not have been a single house but I didn't want to spoil my story with minutiae.

 

[MOCAŠ]

Brilliant. I'm only from over the bridge in Battersea but I couldn't remember the writer's name. I also didn't remember there being two plaques. I'm glad someone can independently corroborate my story as I've had some sideways looks in the past. As you'll know it was actually more two adjacent off road parking spots than a driveway and may not have been a single house but I didn't want to spoil my story with minutiae.

The other plaque is for the artist Walter Greaves. The house has also seen many celebrated visitors/house guests over the years including Turner and Whistler.

The number plates, on the other hand, belong to Robert Bourne and Sally Greene, and have graced a number of cars over the years - most recently an Aston Martin DB9 and Mercedes S65 AMG respectively.