Personalised Number Plates

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Originally Posted by ATH

I agree with the Chaser, those who put their cars make and model on the plates are *******.
Along with all those who have what can only be called "kiddie pleaser" plates because they can't be explained any other way.:D
Unbelievably childish, they're just bloody cars for crying out loud. :mad:
AlanH.

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If they're just cars..... Then why the hell are you on a forum dedicated to Land Rovers.... They're just bloody Land Rovers for crying out loud!!!!!!! Judgemental Muppet!

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Originally Posted by ATH

I agree with the Chaser, those who put their cars make and model on the plates are *******.
Along with all those who have what can only be called "kiddie pleaser" plates because they can't be explained any other way.:D
Unbelievably childish, they're just bloody cars for crying out loud. :mad:
AlanH.

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Oh look.... Here's another ****** with his car make and model on his rego plate.. Me! Having never met me who are you to decide Im a ******? Think I know who the bigger ****** is.....

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Originally Posted by ATH

I agree with the Chaser, those who put their cars make and model on the plates are *******.
Along with all those who have what can only be called "kiddie pleaser" plates because they can't be explained any other way.:D
Unbelievably childish, they're just bloody cars for crying out loud. :mad:
AlanH.

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Jealousy is a curse.

I must admit that it is funny to have Make and Model Number plates...

Paying for a central version of the badges often already on the vehicle :)


However, I've been a great fan of custom plates and had many... :cool:

Let's try and keep it civilised guys - no need for comments like these. By all means express your views, but let's not get personal.

Oh, and here's my ****** plate...;)
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...0&d=1389246927

Many years ago when I was living in Sydney and personalised plates were a new thing there was a lime green Ford Falcon 2door (XA/B/C)model locally with the plates "STOLEN" on it :D

smiled every time I saw it, what a Cop attractor :)


And I kinda like my "OLR-068" plates on my 1968 2a LWB

I have two personalised plates on my Honda CR-Xs.

GENONE - because its a first generation of the little pocket rocket
SINISTR - for my kitted gen2 crx, has a few bits that make it a bit mean in the right light but its not a weapon thats for sure or something that will eat your kids.

When the new plates in WA came out we managed to get a few special ones for the other CRX's and a few boys from my car club did the same for their CRXs.

1CRX-084 (1984 CRX) and 1CRX-095 for my girls 1995 CRX.
the other guys scored certain chassic numbers etc for their cars or 1CRX-666 for a track weapon CRX - All in the name of good fun.

I did consider a personalised plate for the D3 but the plates are now $350+ for a set. When i got GENONE they were $130 (15yrs ago).

I thought I posted this before:confused:


MYI 01 on 'herc' of course;)

801NCH on ' connie-sue of course;)

RED 130 on RED 130 course;)

"zara" has just a normal plate:(

Mrs hh:angel:

In SA, you can apply for an "R" or "S" series plates. These were the first alphanumeric plates issued in SA, and most original vehicles are now long gone.

Cost is a once off fee of $70, and the plate is mine until I surrender it.

So, yes, my ****** plate looks like most other plates in SA, but is "personalised" to suit me. RAT-135 :D

As mentioned by a previous poster, not only is there the original purchase price of personalized plates, but here in NSW there is also an annual fee, with the minimum being $99 up to (I believe) $440.:D

I pay enough for rego. now without giving the state more of my hardearned. If it wasn't for the annual charge I would consider personal plates.

http://www.myplates.com.au/