Douglas.
I suspect the idea of a cherished number plate might be a bit Gauche for you , but it struck me as a bit of a bargain if you like that sort of thing.
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FAO : the Skinny one
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"Bob Sherunckle" gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
No MOT for three years - so the plate's lost unless you get a ticket on it.
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No MOT for 3 years..... doubt it'll pass one without serious work.
At that price, possibly worth a gamble of buying and sticking through an MOT.
But I reckon it'll only be worth whatever you can break it for.
You certainly won't be taking the plate off it.
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Or even
And.. is 'P1 AYN' really worth £1800???
Most of the Plain Janes I know don't particularly want to broadcast about it...
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Heh. Not sure the plate is my thing. I'm not imaginative enough to think of a normal one I could live with and anyway I've promised myself I'm not having one till I can afford one that is 2 numbers and 2 letters.
Not a bad price for a 2.0 TSpark engine though?
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When I saw that plate quickly I thought someone had cloned mine hehe
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P4YNE is around 'ere on an X5 I think.
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When I saw that car quickly I thought someone had cloned Steve H's
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Four cylinder Alfa Romeos don't go quickly - HTH. :-)