Personal numberplates

[XRHYSX]

[QUOTE 2723405, member: 9609"]Your car is so common you need to identify it by the number plate ?[/quote]
Unfortunely some times yes, I have a grey Peugeot not a Porsche

 

[screenman]

I think anyone who has not got a private plate has failed to make a decent living in the work place, and are jealous..

 

[Aperitif]

I think that anyone who has a number plate with any attempt at irregular spacing etc should have their vehicle impounded until a fine of £5,000 is paid, and then subject the miscreants to double Road Tax for the next five years. I can't stand posers. (Except on Friday Night Rides etc...)

 

[Booyaa]

I think that anyone who has a number plate with any attempt at irregular spacing etc should have their vehicle impounded until a fine of £5,000 is paid, and then subject the miscreants to double Road Tax for the next five years. I can't stand posers. (Except on Friday Night Rides etc...)

What is this road tax you speak of?

 

[XRHYSX]

If you hadn't explained all that, I would never have known it was to spell Rhys

That's ok, I didn't buy it for your benefit

 

[XRHYSX]

I think anyone who has not got a private plate has failed to make a decent living in the work place, and are jealous..

either that or they really couldn't give a toss.
If everyone was into the same things it would be very boring world

 

[screenman]

Completely agree, whatever rocks your boat. Not forgetting most drivers consider us to be knobs.

 

[Booyaa]

What of those of us who don't own cars?

By the previous reasoning it means you are even more rubbish in the workplace, if you have one, and can't even afford a car!

 

[snapper_37]

A bloke at work sometimes brings his wife's audi Q7 with the equally pretentious M155 T1VA, with a bit of black tape from the bottom of the 1 to the top of the V. Got some bollocks about running a dancing school at the bottom of the plate too. Fairly cringey.

I had a plate of BD55 HMV on my last car. A mate reckoned people would think I was the boss .... of HMV. Yes, of course they would. Me driving about in a Scenic an all.

 

[ASC1951]

If [ XR11YSX ] hadn't explained all that, I would never have known it was to spell Rhys

Blimey, it's his Username as well. Favourite programme, Top Gear on Dave?

 

[XRHYSX]

Used to be a right petrol head a few years ago,
not really into it all now but do like some of the electric cars being made
I'm getting right into now, that's all to do with me son, he's bike mad

 

[screenman]

I hope most got the humour in my post, it seems some people on here think that because somebody likes something they do not then it makes them a knob. Seems all a bit childish to me, as I said you ask most car owners they think cyclists are knobs, must agree on a wet windy day like today I must be one.

 

[Aperitif]

What is this road tax you speak of?

Ah. You don't pay that in Scotland either then? Wow - in that Country, they seem to be exempt from a lot of things, lucky people. More power to Alex Salmon's elbow, I say.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

...More power to Alex Salmon's elbow, I say.

240 volts?

 

[Richard A Thackeray]

I used to have S50 RAT on a Discovery I owned between 2001 & 2005
It was 'S plated' anyway, & a 50th Anniversary edition, plus my initials. My wife bought it for me as a birthday pressie.
It was fairly well known amongst the Land Rover fraternity of the time

It was transferred to the replacing Defender Td5 110CSW, but I didn't get chance to retain it, as that Landie sold a lot quicker than I thought it would

Wife had X8 JLT on our XKR



There used to be B16 DOC on a Porch at work, curious thing was the driver (one of the Registrars) was such a nice guy too, not the archetypal 911 owner

Plus, JAB 1T, as in needles & injections.......