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ladymuck replied

4 July 2008, 14:29
ORG1E

An old dear where I used to live had it on some clapped out Maestro
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DaveB replied

3 July 2008, 09:24
T055er

Last edited by DaveB; 3 July 2008, 09:25. Reason: gah, bloody thing wont keep it all in caps
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NickFitz replied

3 July 2008, 09:15
The other year I was overtaken on the M5 by a Hummer with reg number G1RLS. I assumed at the time that W4NKR hadn't been available.
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Churchill replied

27 June 2008, 09:31
What's with the capitalisation bollocks!!!

G5POT

Last edited by Churchill; 27 June 2008, 09:34.
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BoiledSpastit started a topic Friday Trivia: Reg Plates

27 June 2008, 06:23
Friday Trivia: Reg Plates

Last centry I worked for an insurance office testing quotes all day. The game then was to get the best registration plate that would pass the systems validation.

W4NKA

any advance?
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