Interesting car registrations

Mammy Blue

Delicious Monster...

General

19 Jan 14

Mammy Blue

Delicious Monster...

Joined: 17 Sep 10
Moves: 74701

19 Jan 14

Anything interesting reminding you of a famous / infamous person and his/her circumstances, ie I have seen 357 JFK. Not the obvious ones, like ElvisOne, etc.

ChessPraxis

Cowboy From Hell

American West

Joined: 19 Apr 10
Moves: 55013

19 Jan 14

Originally posted by Mammy Blue
Anything interesting reminding you of a famous / infamous person and his/her circumstances, ie I have seen 357 JFK. Not the obvious ones, like ElvisOne, etc.

I once saw a vanity plate "CH355-15"

Drewnogal

Constant Gardener

The Plot

Joined: 07 Aug 12
Moves: 53183

19 Jan 14

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chemist

Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 669875

17 Feb 14

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In Germany licence plates are created by giving the city in which the car is registerd, one or two letters and a number.

So S - EX is very mich sought after. As is S - AU (think sow)

Rene Claude

In the ****

Joined: 22 Aug 06
Moves: 29446

17 Feb 14

In Cardiff, Wales, I saw RHP1 on a Rolls Royce. Russ swears it is not his.

Hmmm😵

JS357

Joined: 29 Dec 08
Moves: 6788

17 Feb 14

Originally posted by Mammy Blue
Anything interesting reminding you of a famous / infamous person and his/her circumstances, ie I have seen 357 JFK. Not the obvious ones, like ElvisOne, etc.

I had 82AGRX7 for a while. Easy to remember if it got stolen.

A women at my company had a Z with plate ZGASM.

Paul Dirac II

Joined: 30 Sep 12
Moves: 731

18 Feb 14

35 years on I still remember a Johnny Carson TV show moment. He held up a license plate that looked like

OO

and said, "Dolly Parton."

Then he held up another license plate that looked like

OO OO OO

and said, "Charlie's Angels."

Grampy Bobby

Boston Lad

USA

Joined: 14 Jul 07
Moves: 43012

11 Mar 14

Once near Nashville, Tennessee: [10 OC]