enough said....
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Last week I saw one I'd heard of but not seen previously. DB7 and (IIRC) a Bentley parked outside a house in London, with the number plates 2 BE and NOT 2B respectively.
BE11 3ND...
MAG1C now on a 94 Isuzu Trooper,
PEN 15 Not assigned to any vehicle. HPI today
And do these belong to Bernie Ecclestone?
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theres a plumber round stirling way with
JOB 13Y
I thought that was a shit attempt at humour...
Butcher on the main road in Camelon has
M1 NCE
On his wee van.
Gingerbloke, I don't think so. They're just down the road from Flash Towers, and the Bentley has been replaced by a rather dull Mercedes. Plate remains, however.
I originally thought they were Ecclestone's, but then I spotted him leaving his house a little further inland from the moat.
Our Vet has the plate:
"OR51 VET" which could be read as: 'orsy vet
and our farrier has:
"S1 HOD" which looks like "SHOD"
Both quite neat.
I've seen "5 NOW" (read "snow") in Les Gets
One of the Dad's at the school I went to had "2 BAD"
There's a DB7 in Manchester with the reg P1LLS..
Somebody needs a reg plate with '100' on it....
One of my mates in the early 90's had A10 ANM spaced to read A10AN M
He was called Aidan M...
Cool plate.
Cheers CFH, just and urban myth then!!
guy up the road from my parents has an old 500SL, 70's old, with the number plate DR X. Kiddy opposite my school originally owned WOW11OT (wow hot)which is on some famous Dodge now, and 5BEAN is owned by Sean Bean on his cheap ass TT.
I always like it when the cheap skates have to have an explaination at the bottom of the plate, usually where the car garage details would have been.....sad!
Going back to the original post - the amendment of plain old number plates using screw-caps or extraneous dots or non-regulation fonts etc., to attempt a reading different from the actual?
Total ****tery.
The cars in question should be crushed, preferably with the owner still seated inside.
I don't mind that plate. It's the correct font and spacing so wouldn't bother me
I have seen P 15 SED on a 911 🙂
And do these belong to Bernie Ecclestone?
I heard that the "2BE" and "NOT 2B" plates belong to a famous actor, which makes sense. Not sure which one though.
Kato - Member
I don't mind that plate. It's the correct font and spacing so wouldn't bother me
I don't mind it. Just bloody funny 😆
