3/4 Front Plate
Discussion
Quinny said:
The little dragon, gets a nice response over in France compared to the cold shoulder of the GB or George cross
Picked up on it, during my bike touring days... Always display a Saltire, or a Welsh Dragon...... And never a GB sign
Told your wife you dropped the Dragon, eh?Picked up on it, during my bike touring days... Always display a Saltire, or a Welsh Dragon...... And never a GB sign
Of course not, that's why your fingers are still able to type
Quinny said:
The little dragon, gets a nice response over in France compared to the cold shoulder of the GB or George cross
Picked up on it, during my bike touring days... Always display a Saltire, or a Welsh Dragon...... And never a GB sign
That's a very good reason to have one then Picked up on it, during my bike touring days... Always display a Saltire, or a Welsh Dragon...... And never a GB sign
I always prefer numberplates with nothing there though, as you have changed to
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Your plate is funny! Do you get comedy responses from folks?
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Most of the reactions have been broad grins, not quite sure if they think I'm being cheeky or advertising my sexuality.
My wife was outraged when I bought it and is not happy driving it.
I was banned from the car park at work for a while until the union pointed out to the boss that it was lawful, however Gay colleagues say it's amusing.
Had it for a few years and regularly see fellow motorists taking photo's or giving the 'thumbs up'.
Generally, it just makes driving more of an occasion.
Your plate is funny! Do you get comedy responses from folks?
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Most of the reactions have been broad grins, not quite sure if they think I'm being cheeky or advertising my sexuality.
My wife was outraged when I bought it and is not happy driving it.
I was banned from the car park at work for a while until the union pointed out to the boss that it was lawful, however Gay colleagues say it's amusing.
Had it for a few years and regularly see fellow motorists taking photo's or giving the 'thumbs up'.
Generally, it just makes driving more of an occasion.
That does look good, got one for my DB9 then found the original bolt holes were almost the width of a full sized plate apart.
So have standard one on for now, will work towards one that's the minumum length to cover the bolt holes and quite a bit shorter in height. The more exposed grille the better!
So have standard one on for now, will work towards one that's the minumum length to cover the bolt holes and quite a bit shorter in height. The more exposed grille the better!
[quote=Good Soil (Pete)]
the guy I bought my first Aston from had the plate B1 Ken......when I pointed out that it could be read as Bi (as in sexual)Ken he never used the plate againglugcom said:
Looks cool.
I stuck with a standard plate cut to size with a hacksaw;
So far no problems with the law
Your plate is funny! Do you get comedy responses from folks?I stuck with a standard plate cut to size with a hacksaw;
So far no problems with the law
I've had a small plate on a Harley for ten years without ever getting a tug. The feds dont seem to bother with Harleys as they dont go quick enough to speed anyway 
Put a plate like my Harley plate on a sports bike though, and it wont be long before you received a tug i bet. Also had a 1950's type sticky plate right under the front of my old Jag xkss, no chance of seeing it unless you laid on the ground, but never had any probs with the feds or the MOT man.
Put a plate like my Harley plate on a sports bike though, and it wont be long before you received a tug i bet. Also had a 1950's type sticky plate right under the front of my old Jag xkss, no chance of seeing it unless you laid on the ground, but never had any probs with the feds or the MOT man.Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff