Anyone seen any good number plates on cars lately?

[MOCAŠ]

AV 1 on a Rolls Royce today. Doug Ellis (former Aston Villa Chairman) I think.

I saw that today as well - on BBC1. They interviewed him at home for a report about the sale of Liverpool FC.

 

[saniasamah]

saw m9fya on a green lambo in sheffield the other day

 

[saniasamah]

more plates around newcastle upon tyne

spotted around newcastle[/ATTACH]

 

[saniasamah]

more plates newcastle

tonys car

 

[JOB-BLACK-RAT]

Well i saw a plate with IL005EU to read 'i LOOSE U', it was a fake plate some scally had mad up for the nicked M5 he was rolling round in!

 

[MOCAŠ]

That 5 TS plate really ought to be on one of these:

 

[alexanderfoti]

mines a15x mf

 

[trapperjohn]

4 GUU on a Volvo 740 Estate. Doing what a Volvo Estate does best. Tip run in Farington Nr. Preston.

 

[christopherwk]

STE 4K on a black Audi Cabriolet in Cromwell Road, London this afternoon.

 

[The _Don]

8 TL on a mercedes e class coupe.

 

[Howard]

Saw F4 THO on an SLK in Richmond....spaced as F4T HO

Just saw this again in Teddington , looks like it has a set of AMG 63 style alloys on it.

Didn't look like a fat ho driving it , shame , as it would have made my day !

 

[christopherwk]

Another food related one (after seeing STE 4K a couple of days ago)

R150 TTO on a black Land Rover Discovery seen near Primrose Hill, London, today.

 

[markjay]

100 MP on a Roller.

Also, and ad in The Sunday Times Ingear claims that NO 1 - currently on sale for 200k - is the UK's most expensive plate...

 

[markjay]

 

[markjay]

MOCAS, translation please?

 

[markjay]

Irish?

 

[markjay]

A nice pair....

 

[markjay]

There are special "Q" plates that are issued to cars of indeterminate origin (particularly where the original registration date cannot be verified, or where they have been made up from more than one donor car), but Q is also used in some of the specially-assigned diplomatic plates (where any letter can be used). I've seen QTR 1, btw...

Here's a 'standard' Q plate :

US import, me thinks...

 

[MOCAŠ]

MOCAS, translation please?

Guernsey plate, although in number-plate language suggests it belongs to a Mr (or Mrs) G Betol...

 

[MOCAŠ]

A nice pair....

I don't normally have much regard for these reverse combinations, but I've always liked the look of a 4 x 2 plate where the number ends in a zero and the final letter is closed, just like that above (9710 FH). They look particularly good on an oversized rear plate, of the type usually fitted to a Rolls-Royce or Bentley.

Gosh, did I say all that out loud?