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Dan

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5th Jan 09 at 06:20

They cannot go xx10xxx xx15xxx as thats not how it works, nor can it go xx51xxx as we already had it.

So what happens?

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eddiewhiteley

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5th Jan 09 at 06:28

its like the millenium bug all over again

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 06:32

They go 10 and 60 dont they?

Ben G

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5th Jan 09 at 09:22

i've been thinking about this for 6 months and i haven't been able to come up with an explanation yet

it doesn't seem possible as how can you have say AB10 CDE, then 6 months later when the next reg comes out have AB51 CDE.

that would mean that in 2051, that plate would ot be available?

P1CK4D

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5th Jan 09 at 09:24

Why do you actually care?

Its just a number plate

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 09:29

well this year we have 09 and 59 so logically it'll be 10 and 60.....

dannymccann

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5th Jan 09 at 09:32

I think by the year 2051 comes around (if it does

) we wont still be using plastic rectangles on the front of cars as identifiers

Ben G

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5th Jan 09 at 09:34

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
I think by the year 2051 comes around (if it does ) we wont still be using plastic rectangles on the front of cars as identifiers

this method is supposed to last way beyond 2051

i read the leaflet when they were first introduced but can't remember what happens.

Ben G

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5th Jan 09 at 09:36

quote:
Originally posted by C2RL R
well this year we have 09 and 59 so logically it'll be 10 and 60.....

so every ten years it will go up e.g. 20 and 70, 30 and 80, 40 and 90?

but then it couldn't go up any more.

[Edited on 05-01-2009 by Ben G]

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 09:37

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jones59/newnumberplatesystem.htm

i love being correct

pow

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5th Jan 09 at 09:37

It'll go 10 and 61, 11 - 61, etc etc

andy1868

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5th Jan 09 at 09:38

surely they can think up another system by the time it comes round to then end of the current system

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 09:38

yeah i have no idea what happens after 1949.

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 09:40

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_car_number_plates#Current_system

Robbo

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5th Jan 09 at 09:47

10
60
11
61
12
62

etc.

oceansoul

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5th Jan 09 at 09:49

yups what they said. 10 n 60, so 2012 for example will be 12 and 62. Then 2020 will be20 and 70. Supposidly it'll last up until 2049 as by then the september plates will be 99. What happens after that?

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 09:50

i get the feeling i've been talking to myself......

Robbo

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5th Jan 09 at 09:50

quote:
Originally posted by C2RL R
i get the feeling i've been talking to myself......

FLOL

andy1868

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5th Jan 09 at 09:57

you know, i hear they're going to go 10 60 11 61 12 62...

Daniel_Corsa

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5th Jan 09 at 11:27

I've got my eye on an 11 plate already

Just need to buy a new car in 2011 to put it on

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N3CRO

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5th Jan 09 at 12:18

quote:
Originally posted by C2RL R
They go 10 and 60 dont they?

Pretty sure this is correct.

MJFF88

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5th Jan 09 at 13:47

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
I think by the year 2051 comes around (if it does ) we wont still be using plastic rectangles on the front of cars as identifiers

Robbo

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5th Jan 09 at 13:50

will cars even exist then

C2RL R

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5th Jan 09 at 13:53

i don't think i will exist then so i'm not bothered!

sand-eel

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5th Jan 09 at 13:58

^^^ very true

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