Sun Nov 17, 2019 10:46 pm
#1730629
There is a Range Rover I often see here in mid Sussex with the plate EA54 FAA, someone who likes his regulations
Charles Hunt wrote:In 1966 my mother bought a car price guide, and it had on the cover Bob Danvers-Walker with his personal plate RAD 10.
It took me about 40 years to understand it.
And my all time favourite WOT 151T (Triumph Spitfire IIRC)
avtur3 wrote:
The Kissimmee Bum wrote:
The landlord of my local had UPU 51R on his RangecRover but the best that springs to mind was BOL 10X spotted on a Nissan Bluebird 180 in Telford town centre back in the 1980,s.
avtur3 wrote:We appear to have a number of electrical contractors in the area with an interest in plates
avtur3 wrote: JU57 COX
Colonel Panic wrote:avtur3 wrote:We appear to have a number of electrical contractors in the area with an interest in plates
Have you seen the (presumably) vet around with A10 VUM ? Great fun
Sir Morley Steven wrote:As I now have G-LKAM and G-LKSM I can no longer whinge that personalised registrations are whankey.