stan wrote:

i've often wondered who has '5 TAN' , now that would be perfect for me...

i know who it is as well ..is it for certain that its for sale? ... - .- -.




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wealy wrote:

stan wrote:

i've often wondered who has '5 TAN' , now that would be perfect for me...

I know the guy who owns 5 TAN Stan, - in fact its on his old FF.

It is for sale - PM me if you want me to put you in touch.

Stan,


change your name mate.

ive changed my name by Deedpol to RV03 DPZ , now my old 5 series has a private reg

i dont think it'll be that price..  ... - .- -.




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wealy wrote:

I know the guy who owns 5 TAN Stan, - in fact its on his old FF.

It is for sale - PM me if you want me to put you in touch.

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stan wrote:

i dont think it'll be that price..

5 TUD is currently up for sale at 55k , names tend to go for more

01 would be better, but you can't have it all..

thats a good plate  ... - .- -.




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being the pedant that I am .... it is mis-spaced (illegal) and looks like his child put the letters on, so not a good number IMHO.. its early on a Friday, will love it by 11pm

Rosco wrote:

being the pedant that I am .... it is mis-spaced (illegal) and looks like his child put the letters on, so not a good number IMHO.. its early on a Friday, will love it by 11pm

Aha, I bet you'll love my plates then

Seriously though, the amount of positive comments I get about my plate, and people taking pictures behind me in traffic jams, it's quite amusing

It also seems to be more amusing to women than men

iKushtyy, dont take my post too literally, its only borne out of jealousy, up here in Jockland the feds have all to do and will pull you over for a dirty mud flap so any 'unusual' number plates are a great money earner for them. Having lived south of Birmingham for 25 years I can vouch for the difference

Oh dint worry I wasn't taking it seriously, it was a fun poke

Heh, fair point.. Amusing actually, I have had compliments from police on a couple of occasions as well not strictly legal, but they had a giggle.. Even right now, I'm sitting in a KFC car park eating, and two plod vans sitting I front of me, and they're not interested in miss spaced plates.. Although they do go after dodgy lettering, screw placement, etc etc.. I think as long as ANPR can read it, they'll leave you alone.. S'pose it depends how much your local constabulary has on its plate, the Met don't really have time for silly things, but up there the worst crime is a drunk bloke stealing tins of K or something