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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Iain on 10 February 2009, 17:05:36
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Ok i have provisionally reserved this plate for my Miggy.....
My name is Iain Adam...
What do you all think?? :)
(http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t196/monzaiain/3d-euro_flag-blue_border-regularvcf.png)
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Yeah ... i like it :y
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i already have a private plate :) no one else in the uk has S232C** lol
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I could have got...
MM51
OM51
KM51
RM51
SM51
But thought the GM was quite fitting ....
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good plate in all fairness! :y
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Quite like it,mine is a 52 plate just now.....
Just happened to be looking,dont know why because i have never had or wanted a private number before........ :-?
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i personally never get the point of private plates!
But thats just me
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i personally never get the point of private plates!
But thats just me
Agreed. Looking at that plate means nothing to me because I don't know you - so I am never sure whose benefit they are for...? Unless they are very obvious like a friend of mines was - P15T UP
As long as you like it that is the main thing. :y
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i personally never get the point of private plates!
But thats just me
And me.
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look good plates
nice 1
where did you go for them
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DVLA site mate,mine was £245!
Never seen the point of them myself before either really,it was just because it would be
GM5 1 ADM......
as in I ADM (I ADAM)
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i like them it makes the car unique to you :y
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DVLA site mate,mine was £245!
Never seen the point of them myself before either really,it was just because it would be
GM5 1 ADM......
as in I ADM (I ADAM)
does that include the extra cost for the swap over etc, etc if you know what i mean
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No mate,thats it on the car!!
Well apart from the cost of the actual plates
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No mate,thats it on the car!!
Well apart from the cost of the actual plates
do you mean the £x to have plates made up to go on the mig
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Yip!!
£15-20 to get the plates made,and £1 for sticky fixers! :y :y
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thats good then
best thing about private plates it hides the age of the car as well
top stuff :y
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I saw a plate I fancied about 6 months ago, was £800 though :-/ and an Irish reg
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Some of them are stupid money......
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Agreed, think some of the funny ones are good, but dont think I could justify the money. Guess if you can afford an Aston Martin or something you could afford a nice personalized plate, but otherwise...
jerry
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I bought H6 PGE and H8 PGE a while ago, didn't mean anything to anyone except my wife and I or when they were parked together on the drive but I wanted on so I bought one, well two ::)
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Hate to be a party pooper but how old is the Mig you are going to put the plate on ? From your photo, and my eyesight, it looks like a Y reg. You cannot put a 51 plate on anything older than a 51, you cannot make the car look younger than it is. You will probably know this already but I have mentioned it just in case and before you part with your hard earned cash.
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i like them it makes the car unique to you :y
argeed i would get one if i could afford it :-[
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Always get a plate from the DVLA. Cheapest and most reliable.
Bought one for SWMBO for her 21st.
245
A work colleague bought a brand new Corsa VXR with the 888 pack.
:y
He said, "I am thinking about getting a private plate, got priced at 650."
Cr@p, I said
2mins later I found T80VXR and T80RSC (his initials)
When I explained T80 could read as turbo, he bought the 2nd straight away.
again
245
The registration companies just sell the plates the DVLA are selling.
(albeit at a huge markup)
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Mine is a 52 plate mate :y
I think the pics you are looking at are of my previous Omega ;)
Yeah i know the legal side of numbers etc,but thanks for pointing it out anyway bud :y
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I wanted a private plate for the Beastie. I considered initials & OOF plates ie G1 OOF or G1 GJM (my initials) but no one else knows what it means & i'd get sick of explaining it.
I settled for L9 MUF, no need to go into details :P, but it's funny & a nice short plate for £139, plus transfer fees.
Not sure what i'd do if i had a 51 upwards car. You can't shorten the new reg's.