InArduisFouette
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next year presents an interesting potential VRN in the UK
KE74MIN
KE74MIN
Many hundreds of plates are not released every year.
I remember years ago OBO110X was on a Gold MK2 Cortina Ghia in Cardiff.yes, there are certain 'rude' combinations they don't issue. there was never a FUC...K or a F...UCK sequence for example - and they stopped issuing GAY quite a while ago, although there may be a few still out there that were issued before they noticed the word had a second meaning...
Although some slip through the net - I remember OBO 110X getting a mention in the national press some years ago, although it seems to have gone out of circulation.
I remember years ago OBO110X was on a Gold MK2 Cortina Ghia in Cardiff.
Scroll down this link and you will see dozens just from this yearyes, there are certain 'rude' combinations they don't issue. there was never a FUC...K or a F...UCK sequence for example - and they stopped issuing GAY quite a while ago, although there may be a few still out there that were issued before they noticed the word had a second meaning...
Although some slip through the net - I remember OBO 110X getting a mention in the national press some years ago, although it seems to have gone out of circulation.
Used to cause us no end of bother when you were on guard duty at the Depot. If one was parked up, in theory, they were registered at the Guard Room, but in practice...most people think that mine is a private number plate but my car came from Ireland and they have funky reg numbers
Who's GTV?I found this earlier; Mrs tag said no.
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A neighbour, often considered a very up his arse newcomer, had WH0’5 JJB on his Audi. Until it failed its first MoT for an illegal plate. It made it easy to find him when he was seen driving around the village very aggressively and well over the speed limit.Who's GTV?
I do sometimes wonder how some of the dubiously-spaced, or obviously interfered-with plates don't end up in a tug from the OB.A neighbour, often considered a very up his arse newcomer, had WH0’5 JJB on his Audi. Until it failed its first MoT for an illegal plate.
No ones right now. It's looking for a home.Who's GTV?
Mrs Tags 500 failed the MOT simply because one space was a few mil out.I do sometimes wonder how some of the dubiously-spaced, or obviously interfered-with plates don't end up in a tug from the OB.
When I used to have old Audis I wanted AUD I20 V.
It is currently on a white 1982 model - hopefully an Ur Quattro
Anyway, what happens if you successfully sell the plate you were randomly allotted? Do you get a new one of the same vintage from the DVLA bran tub?
If someone called Ellen ( LN) with more money than sense gave (2) someone called Oswald, or Osborne, or Ozymandias (0ZZY) a car, they would want to buy our numberplate. But this scenario doesn’t seem to interest the valuation algorithms.
Anyway, what happens if you successfully sell the plate you were randomly allotted? Do you get a new one of the same vintage from the DVLA bran tub?
A grey Jag?
I wonder if it's someone's full time job to think these up or they just run a staff suggestion scheme.Scroll down this link and you will see dozens just from this year
Banned car number plates: naughty 74-reg number plates deemed too rude for the roads | Auto Express
The DVLA has revealed its list of new-for-2024 number plates judged too saucy for the streets, and there are plenty of potential shockers on the banned listwww.autoexpress.co.uk
You are, of course, correct. (1984 in the case of the Sport Quattro according to this "focused" individual. )1982 Ur Quattros were 10 valve though. They weren't 20V until '88.
To paraphrase Pontius Pilate, what's so funny about FF73 GTT?
Ah, I get it now. That’s a bit of a stretch, imo…I think they now stop anything that could be read as referring either to a variety of meatballs or a derogatory slang term for gentlemen of the homosexualist persuasion...