Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

Real Good Number Plates Vol. 6

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C.Vaz

3 posts

2 months

Thursday 6th June
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Right thread?


Baroque attacks

4,645 posts

189 months

Thursday 6th June
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I’m more a fan of KRS 1 music

mwstewart

7,764 posts

191 months

Thursday 6th June
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RSTurboPaul said:
A very useful site with all of the early 1- and 2-letter combinations as clicky links with dating information, which includes the 3-letter versions as well!

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/registrations/reg-...


They also appear to have some cool geek info (with old adverts) on styles of historic number plates biggrin

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/library/numberplat...
This is great, thank you. Filled in the blanks for one of mine.

ArmaghMan

2,471 posts

183 months

Thursday 6th June
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mwstewart said:
RSTurboPaul said:
A very useful site with all of the early 1- and 2-letter combinations as clicky links with dating information, which includes the 3-letter versions as well!

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/registrations/reg-...


They also appear to have some cool geek info (with old adverts) on styles of historic number plates biggrin

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/library/numberplat...
This is great, thank you. Filled in the blanks for one of mine.
Treat anything there in relation to Irish/ Northern Irish numbers with a hefty degree of suspicion.
EG The vast hulk if info on Dublin plates is palpably incorrect

MDMA .

9,058 posts

104 months

Thursday 6th June
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Baroque attacks said:
I’m more a fan of KRS 1 music
And I prefer the KR-1S

Sir Bagalot

6,546 posts

184 months

Thursday 6th June
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LARK F1 GTR said:
Sir Bagalot said:
If you see it again try and grab a pic of the windscreen VIN. That will allow me to determine it's real plate
How do they get away with it?
I have pictures of over 30 fake 1x1's.

Some are...

- actually insured to that vehicle (but not registered as they don't own the plate)
- will claim to be show plates and have the real plates in the boot
- will have trade plates on the floor
- Don't care
- One 1x1 owner actually uses the plate they own on two different vehicles

That's just the 1x1's.

With ULEZ there are many many more


Edited by Sir Bagalot on Friday 7th June 13:32

Pit Pony

8,987 posts

124 months

Friday 7th June
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Its Just Adz said:
Just seen 1L on a Kia EV in Preston.
Is that 1st Loser ?

droopsnoot

12,203 posts

245 months

Friday 7th June
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LARK F1 GTR said:
Sir Bagalot said:
If you see it again try and grab a pic of the windscreen VIN. That will allow me to determine it's real plate
How do they get away with it?
Most* enforcement is done by automatic ANPR cameras, I think, so if the registration is not on the database perhaps the ANPR just figures that it's read something else. And if it is on the database but just on the wrong vehicle, I don't think the camera will be able to figure it out. It would need an actual traffic officer to spot it and notice on their in-car screen that the vehicle details don't match.

( * I've no idea if that's actually true or just the popular portrayal.)

RSTurboPaul

10,796 posts

261 months

Friday 7th June
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ArmaghMan said:
mwstewart said:
RSTurboPaul said:
A very useful site with all of the early 1- and 2-letter combinations as clicky links with dating information, which includes the 3-letter versions as well!

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/registrations/reg-...


They also appear to have some cool geek info (with old adverts) on styles of historic number plates biggrin

https://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/library/numberplat...
This is great, thank you. Filled in the blanks for one of mine.
Treat anything there in relation to Irish/ Northern Irish numbers with a hefty degree of suspicion.
EG The vast hulk if info on Dublin plates is palpably incorrect
Noted!

Perhaps worth an email to the site owners?!

QuartzDad

2,301 posts

125 months

Friday 7th June
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Sir Bagalot said:
- One 1x1 owner actually uses the plate the own on two different vehicles
That would be the most spectacular self-own if the DVLA took the nuclear option.

David87

6,701 posts

215 months

Friday 7th June
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B1 UEY on a Volvo XC40. Should raise a smile for all the parents of young children out there. Do hope they also have B1 NGO on another car. biggrin

RSTurboPaul

10,796 posts

261 months

Saturday 8th June
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SD 21 (IIRC) on a G63.

30 B on a Q5.

Baroque attacks

4,645 posts

189 months

Saturday 8th June
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I like this


VeeTenM

649 posts

117 months

Saturday 8th June
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51 OW

RicksAlfas

13,476 posts

247 months

Saturday 8th June
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H111 on a Range Rover.

P2KKA

105 posts

63 months

Saturday 8th June
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CRA1G said:
'EB 110' is a original issue. '110 EB' was only recently sold in Feb 2023 for £10K + the bits....
This company owns 'BUG 110' - https://simonfurlonger.co.uk/ I think they use it on their Navara still.

macron

10,087 posts

169 months

Saturday 8th June
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person who used black caps should be shot.


RSTurboPaul

10,796 posts

261 months

Sunday 9th June
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Baroque attacks said:
I like this

Is that some sort of old Subaru??

RSTurboPaul

10,796 posts

261 months

Sunday 9th June
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David87 said:
B1 UEY on a Volvo XC40. Should raise a smile for all the parents of young children out there. Do hope they also have B1 NGO on another car. biggrin
I imagine they would have to be well-Heel(er)ed to afford B1 NGO biggrin

Grey_Area

4,023 posts

256 months

Sunday 9th June
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