I'm worth £20,000 - Page 3

katex · 26-06-2006, 20:40

Just saw one at the gym tonight, think was RJK 1 ... was on this dreamy Bentley Coupe ... now that's class ... couldn't sort out which guy on the treadmill it belonged to though

Col.Kurtz · 26-06-2006, 20:54

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Originally Posted by junetta

As you might guess, I would like JUN1E. It would have looked really good on the MR2 I had back in the eighties.

How I loved that car!

I went out today to find the biggest bird poo down the side of mine (after washing it the day before

). Well, the previous owner did say it was a 'Bird magnet'

WillowTheWhisp · 26-06-2006, 21:27

We don't need a personalised number plate. We've got a personalised caravan.

It's a "Coachman Genius" - now despite his name on AccyWeb Busman is a coach driver so you can guess which half of the name applies to me.

junetta · 26-06-2006, 22:24

Mine was white, T - bar with black leather interior. I bought her, brand new, on the first of August, 1988 but had to give her up a couple of years later as the insurance groups changed and the payments were beyond me. Poor Jennifer!

Sorry to wander.

Col.Kurtz · 26-06-2006, 22:39

Mine's an '88 T-Bar too, you can see a picture of it in photo comp 7:

http://www.accringtonweb.com/gallery...3/limit/recent

hope it brings back some good memories!

junetta · 26-06-2006, 22:44

Yes, I've seen it and recognised the model. A Spanish chap in our village has one just like it. I glare at him everytime I see him! Seriously, wonderful car, enjoy it x

Madhatter · 26-06-2006, 22:53

All our vans have personalised registration plates.

jambutty · 27-06-2006, 07:41

It’s an age thing West Ender. I can still remember the number of my first and only motorbike.

RPL 481 - a 1952 Triumph Thunderbird (650 cc of snarling power) not that I had it in that year. My ownership came seven years later.

I know I had breakfast this morning because I can see the dish in the sink but I’m blowed if I can remember which cereal it was without inspecting the miniscule remnants. Imagine my problem tomorrow when I try to remember what to have for breakfast. Did I put today’s cereal packet to the back of the stack? Aaaaarrrrggghhh!

WINGY · 31-07-2006, 18:20

I'm just waiting for the paperwork to come through for my new personalised plate. Its coming off another car so its taking a while. Nothing fancy but plenty sentimental value for me. Personnally one of my pet hates is people who move the spacing on number plates or use numbers to look like letters lo make words. It really gets on my wick! the ammount you see driving round accy isunbelievable! I think its about time police started handing out hefty fines and points for it.

K.S.H · 31-07-2006, 18:40

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Originally Posted by WINGY

I'm just waiting for the paperwork to come through for my new personalised plate. Its coming off another car so its taking a while. Nothing fancy but plenty sentimental value for me. Personnally one of my pet hates is people who move the spacing on number plates or use numbers to look like letters lo make words. It really gets on my wick! the ammount you see driving round accy isunbelievable! I think its about time police started handing out hefty fines and points for it.

Takes up to 4 week from when they receive it at Swansea and not when you take it to a DVLA office like Preston, if you do go to an office they do their bit then the rest is done at Swansea, i've just gone through this process and total time was 3 and half week from going to preston to getting V5 back

talentedbutslow · 31-07-2006, 19:01

in australia we have personalised plates if people want them...but they know how to charge for them.........hmmmmmm.....wonder if TBS 1 is free.......

Ianto.W. · 31-07-2006, 21:51

Camra mighnt be interested Gayle.