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3CorsaMeal

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17th May 05 at 11:02

does it make you feel better as a person?

i seen a few that i could get

Joff

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Registered: 17th Oct 00
Location: Cambridgeshire
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17th May 05 at 11:08

I don't understand personalised number plates

TNM

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17th May 05 at 11:09

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
I don't understand personalised number plates

Well they are like normal plates but personalised

Joff

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Registered: 17th Oct 00
Location: Cambridgeshire
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17th May 05 at 11:12

Why not keep a normal plate?

mwg

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17th May 05 at 11:16

Everyone knows its your car which can sometimes be a good or bad thing

Gez G

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Registered: 12th May 04
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17th May 05 at 11:18

Mines was an 18th birthday present.
Joff, if you say why not keep a standard number, why not keep your car standard and not modify it under the same method of thinking.

Joff

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17th May 05 at 11:20

quote:
Originally posted by Gez G
Mines was an 18th birthday present.
Joff, if you say why not keep a standard number, why not keep your car standard and not modify it under the same method of thinking.

I modified the Corsa to make it faster because it was cheaper than buying a new, faster car.

Joff

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17th May 05 at 11:21

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_boy69
Everyone knows its your car which can sometimes be a good or bad thing

But why would you want everyone to know it's your car - good or bad?
You could just have a sticker to say "this car belongs to corsa_boy69".

[Edited on 17-05-2005 by Joff]

Rebrabuk

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Registered: 28th Mar 04
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17th May 05 at 11:23

I've got Mav's old plate on my Vectra. If it ever gets taken off, it will be replaced by another personalised plate.

It adds value to the car, looks better, attracts attention and is easier to remember..

mwg

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17th May 05 at 11:25

I wasnt saying that I want everyone to know its my car, I was just pointing out that by getting a personalised numberplate everyone knows its your car and that can be a good thing sometimes but also a bad thing. Pointless comment really

I got mine cos I just wanted one with my initials on and it looks classier IMO (Corsa isnt a classy car I know

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L33 LEG

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17th May 05 at 11:27

i bought my plate because i wanted to

i modified my car because i wanted to

Joff

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17th May 05 at 11:27

How does a private plate add ANY value to the car?
I'm really confused over the whole numberplate "thing". People get say a VW, then buy a number plate with "VW" on it.
It's not as if the VW looks so unreal that make of the car would be questioned, it's just the same as any other VW.

Attracts attention... drive naked.

Easier to remember - mine's only 7 characters and came with the car. Not difficult.

Joff

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17th May 05 at 11:28

quote:
Originally posted by L33 LEG
i bought my plate because i wanted to

i modified my car because i wanted to

You're a good example why private plates are a bad thing.

N90ATH

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Registered: 10th Sep 03
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17th May 05 at 11:28

i got mine cos it was something that i got given for xmas lol

Gez G

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17th May 05 at 11:29

Its personal opinion, you dont like them, you havent bought one - well done.

chumbly_warner

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Registered: 22nd Aug 03
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17th May 05 at 11:29

I like my personal plate, it means something 2 me and not that many people know what it says.

L33 LEG

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17th May 05 at 11:30

quote:
Originally posted by Joff

quote:
Originally posted by L33 LEG
i bought my plate because i wanted to

i modified my car because i wanted to

You're a good example why private plates are a bad thing.

true

Greasemonkey

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17th May 05 at 11:33

Problem is if ya got a plate that says say JOFF 1 i could understand that but people are trying too hard now days and its hard to see what they are trying to spell

L33 LEG

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17th May 05 at 11:35

quote:
Originally posted by Greasemonkey
Problem is if ya got a plate that says say JOFF 1 i could understand that but people are trying too hard now days and its hard to see what they are trying to spell

ye most the plates have no meaning what so ever. i only bought mine cos it kinda looks like Lee and my nickname is LEG. wudnt had got one which had irrelevant letters on

Stu

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17th May 05 at 11:36

I always used to say personalised plates were pointless when I didnt have enough cash to buy one! Now I have and I have bought one I think they are great!

Rebrabuk

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17th May 05 at 11:36

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
How does a private plate add ANY value to the car?

Because whether you like it or not, private plates have a value.

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
I'm really confused over the whole numberplate "thing". People get say a VW, then buy a number plate with "VW" on it.
It's not as if the VW looks so unreal that make of the car would be questioned, it's just the same as any other VW.

It's a subtle visual modification to a car which looks good.

quote:
Originally posted by JoffAttracts attention... drive naked.

Personalising your registration plate is more practical way of attracting attention in my opinion..

quote:
Originally posted by JoffEasier to remember - mine's only 7 characters and came with the car. Not difficult.

Mines 5 characters, and is easier to remember than the standard 7 characters.

Joff

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Registered: 17th Oct 00
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17th May 05 at 11:38

quote:
Originally posted by Rebrabuk

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
How does a private plate add ANY value to the car?

Because whether you like it or not, private plates have a value.

Non-argument, everything has a value to someone.

quote:
Originally posted by Joff
I'm really confused over the whole numberplate "thing". People get say a VW, then buy a number plate with "VW" on it.
It's not as if the VW looks so unreal that make of the car would be questioned, it's just the same as any other VW.

It's a subtle visual modification to a car which looks good.

Personal opinion.

quote:
Originally posted by JoffAttracts attention... drive naked.

Personalising your registration plate is more practical way of attracting attention in my opinion..

I'd rather see you naked.

quote:
Originally posted by JoffEasier to remember - mine's only 7 characters and came with the car. Not difficult.

Mines 5 characters, and is easier to remember than the standard 7 characters.

I can't remember yours even though I've seen many photos of Mav's car...

K2 GTi

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17th May 05 at 11:40

quote:
Originally posted by chumbly_warner
I like my personal plate, it means something 2 me and not that many people know what it says.

What does it say?

Greasemonkey

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Registered: 17th Apr 02
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17th May 05 at 11:40

If its a personal plate it wont add value as its pesonal to you not the person buying the car

chumbly_warner

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Registered: 22nd Aug 03
Location: Leicestershire
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17th May 05 at 11:42

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