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Shooting the breeze.

MavericK040

583 posts

MavericK040

WA, 583 posts

20 Apr 2008 9:16pm

i seen a few lately

18TILIDY

DR33M ( on a r33 skyline )

kitecrazzzy

2184 posts

kitecrazzzy

WA, 2184 posts

20 Apr 2008 9:38pm

went to get one but HOON was already taken... kind of a toss up whether to get HOONING as it might attract a bit too much hate or 116 3N0H6 [too american] or 000 3N0H6 as my runner up choices are kind of inviting trouble.

General

471 posts

General

WA, 471 posts

20 Apr 2008 11:07pm

shb - 423L

Mr. No-one

921 posts

Mr. No-one

WA, 921 posts

20 Apr 2008 11:21pm

On the tv show 'PIZZA' a hotted up car had 'STOLEN'. When I drove an ambulance I thought of getting 'DOA' but never got around to it.

Squid Lips

708 posts

Squid Lips

WA, 708 posts

21 Apr 2008 8:05pm

when I lived in Adelaide I saw an 80s Fairlane limo a few times that had the plates WE RULE

waveslave

4263 posts

waveslave

WA, 4263 posts

21 Apr 2008 8:14pm

kitecrazzzy said...

went to get one but HOON was already taken... kind of a toss up whether to get HOONING as it might attract a bit too much hate or 116 3N0H6 [too american] or 000 3N0H6 as my runner up choices are kind of inviting trouble.

HOON was already taken, hey ?
Bummer.
How about KOOK for your plate ?
That might still be available.
lol.

cwamit

1194 posts

cwamit

WA, 1194 posts

21 Apr 2008 8:19pm

i was thinking of getting 5M4LL PEN15 as my number plates on my ute, what ya think?

big gill

649 posts

big gill

WA, 649 posts

22 Apr 2008 7:10pm

cwamit said...

i was thinking of getting 5M4LL PEN15 as my number plates on my ute, what ya think?

definatley

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

22 Apr 2008 8:25pm

cwamit said...

i was thinking of getting 5M4LL PEN15 as my number plates on my ute, what ya think?

Seeing as its a Ford, those plates would be perfect

But you can only have 9 characters and/or numbers including spaces

So how about 5M4LPEN15

cwamit

1194 posts

cwamit

WA, 1194 posts

22 Apr 2008 8:37pm

i did have a holden , but i kept picking up fat chicks, and do you know how difficult it is when you got a 5M4LPEN15 trying to shag a fat chick...it just doesnt work.

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

22 Apr 2008 11:04pm

cwamit said...

i did have a holden , but i kept picking up fat chicks, and do you know how difficult it is when you got a 5M4LPEN15 trying to shag a fat chick...it just doesnt work.

Tiddlywinks

164 posts

Tiddlywinks

WA, 164 posts

24 Apr 2008 12:45pm

This Chick around the corner had Babydoll
Now she has Gorgeous maybe her boyfriend bought her the first 1 and Daddy Bought her the second or if the truths known she probably bought them both herself..

choco

4181 posts

choco

SA, 4181 posts

24 Apr 2008 9:52pm

the right personalised plates can be worth more than the actual car,so you can look at them as an investment.

Mobydisc

NSW

9029 posts

Mobydisc

NSW, 9029 posts

26 Apr 2008 10:02am

choco said...

the right personalised plates can be worth more than the actual car,so you can look at them as an investment.

None of the examples posted here are right, so they are a waste of money.

I'd rather go down to the toyshop and buy a boxed collection of some kids toys and keep them for 30 years then sell them.

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

26 Apr 2008 2:31pm

Mobydisc said...

choco said...

the right personalised plates can be worth more than the actual car,so you can look at them as an investment.

None of the examples posted here are right, so they are a waste of money.

I'd rather go down to the toyshop and buy a boxed collection of some kids toys and keep them for 30 years then sell them.

About 6/7 years ago I paid $350 for my plates and had an offer for $2500. The same bloke came back and offered $5000

He really wanted them. I guess thats why they are called personalised plates because you can guarantee theres only one of them

I wouldnt even sell them but who would want to be branded with my nickname

easty

TAS

2213 posts

easty

TAS, 2213 posts

26 Apr 2008 7:23pm

Greenroom said...

Mobydisc said...

choco said...

the right personalised plates can be worth more than the actual car,so you can look at them as an investment.

None of the examples posted here are right, so they are a waste of money.

I'd rather go down to the toyshop and buy a boxed collection of some kids toys and keep them for 30 years then sell them.

About 6/7 years ago I paid $350 for my plates and had an offer for $2500. The same bloke came back and offered $5000

He really wanted them. I guess thats why they are called personalised plates because you can guarantee theres only one of them

I wouldnt even sell them but who would want to be branded with my nickname

Everyone has their price

Hell, $5000 would have been mine, think of all the new gear you could buy, and tell the missus you sold them for $1000, give her $500, she'd think you're tops.

evlPanda

NSW

9207 posts

evlPanda

NSW, 9207 posts

5 Jun 2008 1:10pm

On a VW Toureg 4x4:

'BIG BUG'

stanhalen

187 posts

stanhalen

WA, 187 posts

8 Jun 2008 1:35pm

"KKK" with an asian driver that one did my head in

"GO.007" just ploughed through my fence last week.

Under each plate should be vic ****er etc.

the chaser segments pretty good wth the last one driftin what a tool

pirrad

850 posts

pirrad

SA, 850 posts

10 Jun 2008 9:36pm

how do you find out if a plate is taken.i want H2O;RAT

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

10 Jun 2008 9:02pm

pirrad said...

how do you find out if a plate is taken.i want H2O;RAT

I already have those plates. How bad do you want them? What are you willing to pay?

raggy

VIC

564 posts

raggy

VIC, 564 posts

13 Jun 2008 3:20pm

And people who put there name and birth date handy to match there age to there driving skills

hunst

1 posts

hunst

1 posts

1 Jul 2008 2:29pm

Iv got a vp 5.0ltr with 1VP2NV just thought i would throw that in.

GlenMorangie

88 posts

GlenMorangie

WA, 88 posts

1 Jul 2008 2:39pm

Just about every other tool has '2NV' as the last 3 characters on their number plate.
HSV 2NV
WRX 2NV
just to name a few.

WA waverider

79 posts

WA waverider

WA, 79 posts

1 Jul 2008 2:59pm

Some years ago the missus ran out of ideas for a birthday gift so I ended up with WAVERIDER as a personal plate ,thanx darling .So not to be out done her nickname is STORMIE so i got her back and bought STORMIE for her .Now when we park together at the beach side by side we read STORMIE WAVERIDER .Let me tell you don't get personal plates everyone knows where u r and where u r going no privacy at all

Leeds

NSW

209 posts

Leeds

NSW, 209 posts

1 Jul 2008 8:49pm

a mate from work always says 'too easy'

so for his birthday his mum went to get him custom plates '2 easy' 0r '02 easy' but it was taken so being a top mum decided to get him 'easy 02'

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

2 Jul 2008 12:09am

Leeds said...

a mate from work always says 'too easy'

so for his birthday his mum went to get him custom plates '2 easy' 0r '02 easy' but it was taken so being a top mum decided to get him 'easy 02'

Or she should have tried...
TOO EASY
TWO EASY

Greenroom

7608 posts

Greenroom

WA, 7608 posts

2 Jul 2008 12:14am

I was doing a job at Armadale shopping centre last year and saw this number plate.

patsken

717 posts

patsken

WA, 717 posts

2 Jul 2008 6:33pm

There's an X5 BMW "Private School Dropper-Offerer" 4x4 gettting around East Freo that has personal plates with

EIEIO

I've only seen it parked at the local shops so I don't know if it's driven by a sow or a boar...........

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