Judge jules used to have a merc with 'disco x' on it, saw it outside code in birmingham one night. Theres a discovery with' tory boy' on round the corner too.

Used to be an XJS with CAV17Y which I hoped belonged to a dentist

A well known producer of gentlemens special interest movies rides round Nottingham in a big 4x4 with the plate B16.0MAR

There's a Ferrari (it's been on a few, the owner is the proprietor of an Italian supercar exotica dealer/bodyshop) in Honley/Huddersfield that has G1 RLS.

His son has a top spec range rover with A1EX. Guess his name? Ill give you a clue, it's not Daniel.

I'm trying to buy FA57 WAX at the moment for one of the Valeting/Detailing Vans.

[i]tory boy[/i]

How does that work?

I have Seen "1 POD" on the back of a smart 4wd parked in Haldon Car park with bike racks on.....

So who's is it??

I've seen R1 on a Range Rover, mate had A 1.6v VW (A16 VVW) and 10tus (Lotus), I've also seen 51MON (Simon) to name a few.

Ile have a proper look when I get home off holiday, its an old style plate though

There's a pic on the www somewhere of a drain-cleaning van with
WH0 5HAT

tory boy
How does that work?

TOR 780Y, thats it

Very, very difficult to top the one belonging to a bloke who lives not far from me:

[IMG] [/IMG]

F1 ELD

BPO 1 L on a BP van near hemel hempstead

Saw BRA 38B on a Range Rover recently. Driven by a brassy looking blonde ....

BPO1L used to be on a sample van in Grangemouth. Stu word was it went down south

the Urologist at work has H2O DOC on his carrera 4

See V14GRA on a vectra park at Delamere a lot.

Best ever though:

[img] [/img]

CAB 1T on a black cab.

M1 NCE on a butchers van.

P155 AFF on a 911, admittedly this only really works if you are Scottish.

BJ51 SUX on a Volvo.

M155 OXO on a Range Rover Sport, driven by a tasty looking blonde...

C9 UNT on Rob Warner's Mercedes.

[img] [/img] my relative tried and failed

I used to see a white e-type with 007 on the plate, I think the guy wrote it off in a massive crash.

My wife was unimpressed with my choices for her 40th.....

A11 FUD or B16 FUD

Above may only mean something to those folks in Alex Salmond land, but FUD = lady-part.....

Local lorry has C1DER on it, not sure if that's actual reg plate or a mockup.

I've seen ____ DUH, that was well cool, I'd like OMG 111

H1 D HO on a Bentley GT stands out amongst the many that litter the foothills of the Cheshire Alps. Rather hoping there's a matching one in the garage ending HI.

IIRC the Bentley plate is now on a rather naff Range Rover. Was on a Merc S Class for a while.

I know exactly where they are Flash on the embankment.

A former neighbour of mine was regular visited by someone driving a Bentley with the registration "G2". By sheer chance I later worked with someone who explained that it belonged to a member of a well known West of Scotland family who were pals of David Murray, made a lot of money in mining and land, and allegedly purchased the "G" series. "G1" went on the mother's Rolls Royce, "G2" on the oldest brother's Bentley, and so on down through the other family members to "G9"...
Apparently they had a bit of a reputation, and Mr G2 was barred from Gleneagles for attacking someone in the bar.

Just looked him up, and apparently times are tougher:
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/flash-thug-parades-spanking-new-1165831
Still got expensive tastes in number plates!

4DSL and 1NET near here. Don't know if it is related, but we got FOTP in our area quite a while ago...

I saw BMW 1 on a 7 series near Theale.

I've seen a bog standard diesel Audi A3 a few times round here with the reg, A3.

THE 911 on a 911 funnily enough 🙂

I saw V1CKY on a wee red merc coupe some years ago, looked pretty smart.

PE11 RVY on a Nissan Juke.

I don't believe this is a Private Plate as it appeared when the 11 plates came out.

Back in 2002 the DVLA gave out loads of Plates for the Preston area starting PO02

I've seen VA91 NAL near where I live in Manchester. Perhaps he/she is a gynecologist?

91? VA61 NAL can be seen regularly outside a particular private hospital in Kent

H1 BYE was last seen on a Buell

£1k would get me [url= https://www.regtransfers.co.uk/main/secureordering/orderregmark.asp?searchtype=general&regno=K1%20VNK&index=1&regprice=749&plateid=0 ]K1VNK[/url] all i would need then is a car to put it on, oh and a charisma bypass 😉

CF - I used to pass 2 BE / NOT 2B on the way to work past Chelsea Embankment, owned by this chap:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Bourne_%28developer%29

A top barrister used to have plate that described his speciality, L1 BEL. There was even a court case over it when he croaked.

BO55 CRC on a Nissan GTR parked up at a large warehouse in Doagh, Northern Ireland.

Was talking about private plates with the bosses wife yesterday. Was saying that if I was ever to splash out on one it would only be one with MFA in it.

With a bit of small print at the bottom of the plate to describe what it stands for. (means **ck all)

There is a lorry around the borders which I see all the time. It's always carrying hay or straw usually with a trailer full too. Number plate is CO05 HAY.

Years ago I saw one of these
[IMG] [/IMG]
With [b]EST 8[/b] on it which was quite good.

Also there used to be a lad round our way (who rode like a lunatic) had [b]P165 SUK[/b] on his motorbike, all legally spaced and sized, which always made me smile.

stuartlangwilson - Member

P155 AFF on a 911, admittedly this only really works if you are Scottish.

It's a red GT 2 or 3 isn't yeah i've seen that one too.

My mate has SK11 NNT.

The beauty of this one is that it is by complete accident. Anyway.. I like it !

[b][URL= http://i831.photobucket.com/albums/zz238/laurencegordon/image_zps24c8249c.jp g" target="_blank">http://i831.photobucket.com/albums/zz238/laurencegordon/image_zps24c8249c.jp g"/> [/IMG][/URL]

[/i]BMW 501[i] on a mates BMW 501, excuse the very dodgy plastic plate, still to be fully restored but currently in very remarkable drivable condition inside and out with minuscule mileage on it.

[img] [/img]

J411MESG
surely that has 1 character too many ?

Oh yeah. My mistake. I typed an 'M' that wasn't there:

J411ESG -> J41•1ES G (which looks like "JAMES G" from a certain distance away. If you squint).

SLOW ME (a few years back so not sure the exact spelling, but it didn't need any screw caps etc) on a new shape Mini Cooper.

Last month in Brighton, CA10 NSO, re-spaced to C A10NSO with a Ferrari badge, on a bright red and immaculate Fiat 500.

Years ago there was a white supra with
H 1 5EXY ..
Edit : in Cardiff

[b]50 VL[/b] is available for sale, a mere 9k if cy were interested

In Elmbank car park in Glasgow, earlier this year....

[img] [/img]

Some where in Bradford there's a hatchback with something along the lines of W33D on it. Blackout windows, lowered, you know the rest.

Driven by a young lad with a massive New Era cap. How the hell he gets anywhere without being stopped is beyond me....

When I started out at Knight Frank in the 90s there was a small booklet produced to coincide with the company's centenary of a collection of anecdotes about the company. In London it's a common sight to see a London Black Cab (TX style thing) with Knight Frank logo and the numberplate KF1. It's not a real taxi, it's just used for marketing and shipping favourite clients around. The thing is that the company re-branded from Knight, Frank & Rutley in 1996 and prior to that had the numberplate on their Taxi of KFR1. Shortly after the rebrand, one of the partners was following a car with the numberplate of KF1 and followed them to their destination in order to make them an offer for it. It was obviously enough to swing the deal.

There's another agency in North London that a friend used to work for with numberplates like B1 DLO and B1 DHI etc.

Saw this on Edgeware road a few years ago:
[img] [/img]

PE11 RVY on a Nissan Juke.
I don't believe this is a Private Plate as it appeared when the 11 plates came out.

Well it would wouldn't it.

Seeing as it would been an illegal plate before the 11 plates came out ?

Saw a blond lady in a Range Rover Sport on the A1 near Newcastle and her plate was S1 UTY, and she did look like it

This is in my works car park:
[img] [/img]

Owner of the car thought it said (part of) his name. How we all laughed 😆

A man with a beard drove past me a few years ago in a big Merc, reg no: J1HAD

There is a Bugatti Veyron with the registration: YE51CAN

[img] [/img]

I undertsand that a certain individual in Hereford has the plate X22 RSM (or suchlike) 😀

Somewhere in Ketter[s]mine[/s]ing is "AM1R1CH" - some new Jag I think. Usually parked alongside a row of moderate terraced houses. Confusing.

An acquaintance has 15R and 16R Bought a looong time ago, cost a little. Has been offered megabucks. It was on a 80s Micra, LOL.

Why are people asking if certain combinations are possible? Surely if you can find it for sale [new/2ndhand- issued by the DVLA or whatever] you can have it. Personalised plates don't need to conform to the standard layout "LLNN LLL".

Pimlico Plumbers have some excellent plates:
http://about-us.pimlicoplumbers.com/corporate-identity/number-plates

Why are people asking if certain combinations are possible? Surely if you can find it for sale [new/2ndhand- issued by the DVLA or whatever] you can have it.

They have to stick to the format though, they can't for example have more than 3 letters in a row, or more than 3 numbers, or just have letters with no numbers, (UK plates) so some of the ones mentioned in this thread are clearly not possible.

Personalised plates don't need to conform to the standard layout "LLNN LLL".

For the current format you have shown there, Yes they do.

They have to stick to it exactly.

Working at a dealership around 2005, we had a customer trade in his car with "W4 0RE". He didn't want the plate, so we put it onto retention and then transferred it onto a kangoo van we had as a runaround. I don't know what's happened to it.

Y5 AVE was on a Bentley near here until very recently at a car dealers.
There is also Y15 AVE
Steve Parish has his plate on an old Hearse and has a habit of carrying an empty coffin in the back for "jiggery" on the way back from the pub...
Another car dealer has an X5 with TOR 10T which until a few weeks back was spaced TO R10T

A woman who lives around my area has M1 LFO which has been made to look like MILFO, always makes me chuckle as she is quite elderly and has probably never heard of milf (maybe she should have bought a 'G' reg..!).

I've seen VA91 NAL near where I live in Manchester. Perhaps he/she is a gynecologist?

No you've not, that's not around for about 30 years! Nobby's VA61 NAL works though.

For the current format you have shown there, Yes they do.

They have to stick to it exactly.

He's right, in the US you can have whatever you want, and we have some older ones (like A3) which work, but you can't have any random combination of letters and numbers, you can never have "I" or "Q" in there either (although "Q" was used for kit cars and the like as a registration letter).

Which means AM1R1CH isn't possible. A111RCH is, with a dodgy screw placement.

Chap I know had one illegally spaced to better spell his name (but no screws or dodgy fonts, totally legible, basically had it LNN NLLL), got stopped by the police and fined on the spot, then got a stroppy letter from DVLA telling him if he didn't correct the spacing they'd revoke it.

Saw a blacked out Rolls with SATAN.....was a bit scared 😯
Also saw one that spelt REMIX which I thought was cool

Nah, I don't get it. There's loads of plates around that don't conform to those layouts. What about the Pimlico plates listed
eg

40 RAD
44 RAD
51NKS
6 GAS
701LET
71LER
8 WC

They don't have more than 3 in a row - OK. But is it that you are saying [i]they couldn't be issued now as the format's now been changed[/i]?

And that guy does have AM1R1CH. I stopped and looked at it.

TBH it's all bollox though, as I see people driving EVERYday with screwcovers, dodgy spacing, the wrong font [?!?!] and recently loads of partially greyed-out plates. Why don't they get stopped?

Nah, I don't get it. There's loads of plates around that don't conform to those layouts. What about the Pimlico plates listed

All the Pimlico ones you list are older style plates.

First number plate was A1, then they gradually added letters and numbers until they were LLL NNN, then they went to the suffix letter: LLL NNNL, then the prefix letter LNNN LLL, now they're LLNN LLL.

All personalised plates must be a derivative of this. Hence AM1R1CH doesn't work, sorry. Very happy to eat my words if we've got a photo.

Reading [url= http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_registration_plates_of_the_United_Kingdom,_Crown_dependencies_and_overseas_territories ]here[/url] if you really want.

The Vicar in my home village has L2 CUM (Hell to come) on his car - quality!

That's not very vicarly IMHO

Local dealer had a yellow boxter with Y9RDY....

njee20 - 🙂 If I see it I'll snap it [s]off[/s].

I did see FER 51T in the village of Fersit. Though I suppose calling Fersit a village is a bit of an exaggeration.

And that guy does have AM1R1CH. I stopped and looked at it.

I'll bet you my house against a sand castle that he doesn't.

I'll probably get hauled over the coals by the mods for this one, but a couple of years ago there were two Asian gentlemen in Nelson who could be seen swanning around in a BMW 3 series convertible with the registration PAK 1S. Fair play to 'em I say...

"I've also seen 51MON (Simon) to name a few. "
A friend of mine picked that up on a classic (dog rough)bike
I understand he used the proceeds as a deposit on a house!

MrS B's hairdresser has W37 CUT

Some where in Bradford there's a hatchback with something along the lines of W33D on it.

There's one down the road from me, something like "W3 EED". It's been on a couple of murdered-up cars now, current one is a Bentley or some such and it was a on a big Range Rover before that.

Spotted "BJ11 MMF" in our car park at work today. Hope the driver never has to email his reg to anyone, it's got buckley's of passing through a spam filter.

Saw a blacked out Rolls with SATAN

That used to be on a Range Rover in Torquay many years ago.