22B Owners... Ultimate Plate!
08 October 2003, 03:53 PM
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Saw this on the DVLA website... SUB 22B is in their next auction with a £300 reserve!
http://www.dvlaregistrations.co.uk/h...Auction/p/next
Search down the list for it!
the DVLA auctions are pretty good - I got my plate through one in February/March this year.
http://www.dvlaregistrations.co.uk/h...Auction/p/next
Search down the list for it!
the DVLA auctions are pretty good - I got my plate through one in February/March this year.
08 October 2003, 03:58 PM
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It will go for a lot more than £300.
I got a good one, from a distance of 1500 yrds, closing one eye, and standing on your head. It looks like 'Y O Z A'
I got a good one, from a distance of 1500 yrds, closing one eye, and standing on your head. It looks like 'Y O Z A'
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08 October 2003, 05:32 PM
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I`ve seen t22b uk before. not sure if it was on the press release car or maybe on mccreas old co-drivers car - his name temporarily escapes me was it derek ringer?
08 October 2003, 06:00 PM
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can you bid for these online, i cant get to yorkshire too bid.
surely you get these people out of the back opf the papers going along and bidding silly money for plates?
i really want a wrx plate!!
surely you get these people out of the back opf the papers going along and bidding silly money for plates?
i really want a wrx plate!!
08 October 2003, 08:37 PM
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08 October 2003, 10:57 PM
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theres some great plates there...
Any A8 audi owners - A8 0UCH
Porsche owners - A 911 TBO
Someone called aaron who has a lisp - AAW4N
AD C4R??
Black and white hairdo - B40GER (BADGER)
Brandy Drinker - B54 NDY
Playgirl - BUN 1Y
all under £500!!!
Any A8 audi owners - A8 0UCH
Porsche owners - A 911 TBO
Someone called aaron who has a lisp - AAW4N
AD C4R??
Black and white hairdo - B40GER (BADGER)
Brandy Drinker - B54 NDY
Playgirl - BUN 1Y
all under £500!!!
08 October 2003, 11:46 PM
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Yeh, that pi$$e$ me off with DVLA, they actively advertise reg numbers such as B1 LLY knowing full well it spells BILLY and then the police have an issue when you use it how it was intended to be used.
A perfect example is P112 ATE. Doesnt mean $hit as it should be. But if you play about with the font and spacing it spells PIRATE.
Talk about entrapment!!!
A perfect example is P112 ATE. Doesnt mean $hit as it should be. But if you play about with the font and spacing it spells PIRATE.
Talk about entrapment!!!
09 October 2003, 01:40 PM
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Sorry to the person who asked for the plate to be released... guess I have just increased the price of it through letting folk know - oops!
You can bid for these plates over the phone by registering for the auction with the DVLA - they call you 5 mins before your plate is about to be auctioned. It's a great 2 minutes on the phone!! Better than an 0898 number
Mike
MRO 881E
You can bid for these plates over the phone by registering for the auction with the DVLA - they call you 5 mins before your plate is about to be auctioned. It's a great 2 minutes on the phone!! Better than an 0898 number
Mike
MRO 881E
09 October 2003, 06:00 PM
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you have to pay for the brochure of the plates then register your intent to bid.
You can turn up as a registered bidder, by via telephone or by post.
I was out the country so did mine by post.
The bid you post is the hammer price. This is subject to auctioneers percentage, vat and transfer cost.
My plate of choice went for £250 but I paid £406.
You can turn up as a registered bidder, by via telephone or by post.
I was out the country so did mine by post.
The bid you post is the hammer price. This is subject to auctioneers percentage, vat and transfer cost.
My plate of choice went for £250 but I paid £406.
09 October 2003, 06:04 PM
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