How very apt.

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Originally Posted by pop058

Ian,

agreed. my point was that you can keep your old issue plates when you update vehicles. I know of a bloke in Bundy that has black and white plates on his late model dunnydore that were first issued on his fathers Bettle and have been on a registered car in the same family since.

I have 11 sets of PP's, 2 "standard" green on whites and 9 black & white "Retro" plates, although all mine have been issued from PPQ in the last 10 or so years.

Paul

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My BiL payed $40 to have standard issue green and white plates reserved for him, (initials and year of birth) but had to transfer them to PP to transfer them to another car. I have one set of PP plates but they're not in use; I should transfer them to the Disco.

Theres a million dollar[:o] black D3 camped just up the road,,

how about

V8 DISCO

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Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

We had an EA Falcon
It was a lemon
It had ### FKR plates which we thought very appropriate :D:D:D

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All EAs were citric.:mad:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

It's a personalized plate, he can't be impressed by the troopy.:D
A friend's police officer relative bought a new car years ago, it came with the plate PIG ???, and promptly sent back. I had a Cruiser wagon rego, PIG ***, very apt that one.:D

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Theres a black late model Subaru WRX STI here in perth owned by a detective in the major crimes squad. the Personalised plates read "PIG STI".......:D The car (and detective) and regulars on the tv show "The Force" and the car is quite well known around perth!

I saw a black WRX in SA recently with "THESTIG" plates...

Back in my youth, the local Balmain Police wagon (F100) had the number plate CUN-***, it wasn't long before the letter "T" found it's way between the letters and numbers, front and rear. That "T" was on there for a long time before the law noticed.
T'wasn't me, Regards Frank.

had a Z1000 plate started MGP quite cool for a Goose, so hence it got called Goose

Theres a WRX in Adelaide too "PIG ETA"