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stevo68
11th October 2007, 09:15 PM
Gday all,
Was heading ( read being dragged up to home expo in Brissie this arvo) and saw a black Kluger. Whoopee doo you say, and you would be correct bar the number plate............." FA QUE" yep even with the space in between :D, 13 yr old stepson had an all right snigger over that one,
Regards
Stevo (wondering if I should get "FIGJAM" for the D3;))
Quiggers
11th October 2007, 09:24 PM
Stevo, get the only number plate in QLD that hasn't gone, as no-one in QLD gets it:twisted::D:twisted::D;)
GENIUS
GQ
PhilipA
11th October 2007, 09:24 PM
Most witty was on a black Cherokee at Narrabeen.
"BAA BAA"
Or on a Kingswood same area "NOT THE"
Or I thought mine was pretty good on my Old Porshe 924 Turbo "IXI11V."( Only for the educated or old)
Regards Philip A
mcrover
11th October 2007, 09:28 PM
I got cut off by a Blonde women in Boronia a few years back in a black Celica with black and white plates saying SORRY.......
I thought it was appropriate for her driving.
DeeJay
11th October 2007, 09:29 PM
Story goes here in Vic that someone had a plate that made no sense, unless you were Russian. It was about the worst swearword. Now I understand they vet the requests a lot more closely, even putting them up to a mirror:eek:.
I wonder if I could get NEAR Q ?? :D
ladas
11th October 2007, 09:30 PM
I had a great one on a amc when I was a student in california - this was the early 70's and the yanks were thicker than they are now
It was Bollo#&s - but obviously with the right letters instead of #&
Raise a few eyes with other pohms - the septics didn't have a clue
Quiggers
11th October 2007, 09:31 PM
A very nice bloke I worked with many moons ago had a NSW plate where the letters were above the numbers
LBO
110
L1B1D0 was so obscure, and sadly he died of prostate cancer.... and that's sadly, no joke...
My very original (and about ten feet away) Honda SL 125 (1973) was delivered new (NSW reg) as IX-125...
GQ
Ben
11th October 2007, 09:32 PM
my Old Porshe 924 Turbo "IXI11V" ( Only for the educated or old)
Surely the educated version would should have been "CMXXIV" :)
I got "SUP01B" for my WRX, now stuck on a family member's Barina until I get another car.
Relay
11th October 2007, 09:40 PM
Saw a pretty little blonde thing driving some pimped up thing the other day plate PRI55Y. I thought yeah, I can see that one!
FenianEel
11th October 2007, 09:43 PM
A guy in Nambour bought his wife "PMS666" a few years back :D
Quiggers
11th October 2007, 09:47 PM
A guy in Nambour bought his wife "PMS666" a few years back :D
:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:eek:;)
onya Feeny!
UncleHo
11th October 2007, 09:52 PM
G'day Folks :)
First Personalised plate I saw in NSW was in the 70's on a Lime Green 2 door Falcon XA/B/C
"STOLEN"
And Dr Tony Eddelstien's Porche was "Poser"
cheers
jsp
11th October 2007, 10:03 PM
Its funny watching people argue when they come in and try and register sus plates :) Mind you some which do get through :eek: I had to explain 2 weeks ago why "CAMLT 0" was not acceptable the cashier was an older lady who didn't get it at first :p
Theres a black capella with a rotary in it buzzing about with the plates "COFFIN" locally.
I am just upset I cant get a plate with my initials as here that letter run is reserved for golf buggies :(
Quiggers
11th October 2007, 10:18 PM
you got a problem with camels, jsp?:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
there's plenty of camels in SA, and I suspect,
most have toes......:twisted::twisted::twisted::twisted:
a 40 something cute mum i occasionally work with, was truly amazed when her 14yo daughter chastised her for wearing tightish jeans....;););)
there's a video on youtube about this issue...:D:D:D
number plates, of course....
Q
Outlaw
11th October 2007, 10:38 PM
stuffed if i know how they got that registered Stevo :eek: would have loved it myself
the guy who owns sirromet wines has PAWSHA... on his porsche of course :D
Quarks
12th October 2007, 08:25 AM
A couple of weeks ago I saw a B1ONDE, but couldn't see through the tinted windows to check if she really was (ie. couldn't spell), or just a wannabe with dyed hair!
:D
rovercare
12th October 2007, 09:05 AM
BMW 3 series with big ass 20" wheels at summernats, has ONDDOL with a big sponsored by centrelink sticker and the back window:D
solmanic
12th October 2007, 09:32 AM
bar the number plate............." FA QUE" yep even with the space in between
Interesting - that contravenes PPQs plate guidelines that plates cannot contain words or phrases that may be offensive to others so someone stuffed up and missed it...
If someone complains then the user will probably be told to return them.:twisted:
FA KIM!
Grimace
12th October 2007, 09:42 AM
i have UZN46 on the ute :D
solmanic
12th October 2007, 09:44 AM
i have UZN46 on the ute :D
Well at least you'll be able to spot the New Zealanders laughing as they roll by...
...hang on, they probably won't get it so meh!
Grimace
12th October 2007, 10:10 AM
Well at least you'll be able to spot the New Zealanders laughing as they roll by...
...hang on, they probably won't get it so meh!
Funny thing is i got the missus to get it for me... she got it with out even being able to work it out.
She is a Kiwi :)
Gillie
12th October 2007, 10:23 PM
Friends have a large family and bought a Toyota van that seats about 15 people. The plate is "IMABUS"
Bigbjorn
12th October 2007, 11:18 PM
I had AIF-49 on my 1928 Dodge Standard Six Ute. Painted Black with Royal Blue guards. Signwritten Johan Hjelm and Sons Mouquet Farm Tinana. The Remlr types will pick up on this. Yes, he was there.
p38arover
13th October 2007, 07:23 AM
Or I thought mine was pretty good on my Old Porshe 924 Turbo "IXI11V."( Only for the educated or old)
I wondered what a 911-V was! Doh!
Ron
p38arover
13th October 2007, 07:26 AM
I am just upset I cant get a plate with my initials as here that letter run is reserved for golf buggies :(
Well, that's what you drive! :D
p38arover
13th October 2007, 07:30 AM
i have UZN46 on the ute :D
I'm not a Kiwi so it's gone over my head.
rovercare
13th October 2007, 01:18 PM
I'm not a Kiwi so it's gone over my head.
Using for 6:o
p38arover
13th October 2007, 01:24 PM
Using for 6:o
Que?
Still gone over my head.
Ron
flagg
13th October 2007, 01:40 PM
Que?
Still gone over my head.
Ron
pronounce the 6 like a new zealander.... ;-)
PhilipA
13th October 2007, 01:42 PM
Surely the educated version would should have been "CMXXIV" :)
Only if you call it a Porsche Nine Hundred and Twenty Four.
Of couse there is the Mazda Three Hundred and Twenty Three,
Regards Philip A
rovercare
13th October 2007, 01:49 PM
Que?
Still gone over my head.
Ron
USING FOR SEX;)
Bigbjorn
13th October 2007, 02:08 PM
Only if you call it a Porsche Nine Hundred and Twenty Four.
Of couse there is the Mazda Three Hundred and Twenty Three,
Regards Philip A
Wouldn't a nine-eleven be IX-XI and a nine-twenty four be IX-XXIV?
RonMcGr
13th October 2007, 02:29 PM
I'm not a Kiwi so it's gone over my head.
To me it looks like it means "youz in for sux".
However I'm not a Kiwi either :)
RonMcGr
13th October 2007, 02:36 PM
I bought a Pers Plate for our new aquisition, and I was surprised it was available :)
I'm sure everyone will know what it means.
Pic attached
stevo68
13th October 2007, 02:50 PM
I bought a Pers Plate for our new aquisition, and I was surprised it was available :)
I'm sure everyone will know what it means.
Pic attached
Nope, But I can be thick,
Regards
Stevo
RonMcGr
13th October 2007, 03:07 PM
Nope, But I can be thick,
Regards
Stevo
Stevo, Land Rover Discovery 3.9l :D
stevo68
13th October 2007, 03:30 PM
Stevo, Land Rover Discovery 3.9l :D Hmm ok:angel:, I was looking at it going LR D3 then what was the 9 for :D, see I can be thick :)
Regards
Stevo
PhilipA
13th October 2007, 04:39 PM
Wouldn't a nine-eleven be IX-XI and a nine-twenty four be IX-XXIV?
PORSCHE NINE TWO FOUR
MAZDA THREE TWO THREE
BMW THREE TWO THREE
But I must admit its a Mercedes Two Thirty etc
ARRRRRGH!
Regards Philip A
Hymie
13th October 2007, 08:59 PM
I've seen a Vic plate, HIHOAG
The key is in the last 2 letters.........
Bigbjorn
13th October 2007, 09:42 PM
PORSCHE NINE TWO FOUR
MAZDA THREE TWO THREE
BMW THREE TWO THREE
But I must admit its a Mercedes Two Thirty etc
ARRRRRGH!
Regards Philip A
I briefly owned two 911's, about twenty years apart. I bought them for resale and did pretty well out of them. I always called them nine-elevens and so did anyone else I ever came across who was involved with them. I never had a Volkswagen 924. I only had contact with people who had to maintain and repair them and who called them @#$%^&*(() boxes. But in a similar vein:-
Holden two-five-three
Chev two-six-five
Chev two-eighty-three
Chev three-fifty
Ford three -o-two
Falcon two-fifty
Valiant two-six-five
Chryler three-forty
Hemi four-twenty-six
Scania hundred and ten
M-Benz fourteen-eighteen
Inter. one-ninety
Inter thirty-seventy
White four-five-six-four
White RC sixty-four
et so vide
PhilipA
14th October 2007, 12:29 PM
I never had a Volkswagen 924.
So what do you call a Cayenne? a Volkswagon/Audi Cayenne?
Ah, but the 924 Turbo was a different beast. Same **** Getrag shift gearbox as a 911.
Only thing VW was the block and all the bits that are fabulously expensive on Porsche(eg ignition switch =$80, 928=$1000)
One of my son's friends has just bought a cherry 928 for 20K with supposedly 10k to spend. Now he is whinging about the costs.
But it is a Nine Eleven, yet the NineTwo Four was a 924 . Go figgure.
With BMW there used to be a code at least
3 was series 23= engine of 2.3 litres.
Regards Philip A
Gromit68
14th October 2007, 01:47 PM
How about:
"JAGWAH" for a JAg XJ6
and
"PDLCAR" for a Daihatsu Copen convertible (0.7L engine)?
Bigbjorn
14th October 2007, 09:53 PM
So what do you call a Cayenne? a Volkswagon/Audi Cayenne?
Ah, but the 924 Turbo was a different beast. Same **** Getrag shift gearbox as a 911.
Only thing VW was the block and all the bits that are fabulously expensive on Porsche(eg ignition switch =$80, 928=$1000)
One of my son's friends has just bought a cherry 928 for 20K with supposedly 10k to spend. Now he is whinging about the costs.
But it is a Nine Eleven, yet the NineTwo Four was a 924 . Go figgure.
With BMW there used to be a code at least
3 was series 23= engine of 2.3 litres.
Regards Philip A
Well, they were built by Volkswagen in a Volkswagen plant from Volkswagen/Audi components and if you need parts for them you buy VW/Audi parts at about 40% of the same part in a Porsche packet, or at about 10% if you get them for a pirate importer. So what would you call them? Badge engineering, like BMC. At least BMC built their own cars, even if the same car had five or six different names.
UncleHo
14th October 2007, 10:37 PM
G'day Brian :)
Yeah! :D
Austin,Morris,Riley,Wolsley,Leyland :D;)
cheers
Bigbjorn
14th October 2007, 11:27 PM
G'day Brian :)
Yeah! :D
Austin,Morris,Riley,Wolsley,Leyland :D;)
cheers
Austin Lancer, Morris Major, Riley Elf, Wolseley 1500.
MG Midget, Austin-Healey Sprite. And others, Sheerline, Princess. The trucks, which at the end were mix and match with practically only the name on the front different, sharing the same components other than leftovers.
Ford did well at this also. Made basically the same s**t-boxes under different names for about twenty+ years. Model Y, 8hp, 10hp, Popular, Anglia, Prefect. And the bigger ones were practically the same car with different names, U.S. Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, English Pilot.
A President of General Motors put it succintly when he said (I could have the $$$ wrong as I would need to search for his book) you could build a Chevrolet for $300 and sell it for $500, and you could build a Cadillac for $500 and sell it for $1500.
This basic marketing principle is why all manufacturers now are trying to promote themselves as having a "prestige" or " luxury" brand. Toyota and Lexus is the horrible example. Promoted from day one as a "luxury" car when it is really only another Toyota with different badges and more selling aids. The used car business, as usual, is pragmatic. Lexus, like most "luxury" cars, are worth phugue all after the gloss of new proud ownership has dissipated.
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