Private plates are for losers

...that's what people keep telling me, anyway. But I disagree.

On my 21st birthday, my parents gave me a private registration number - they even got me a square front plate so that 'DAN' could have its own line:


309 by dbizzle_, on Flickr


Today's my 31st, so I've had a decade of swapping that plate around various cars. I've just been going through some old photos...


13-03-2011 16;51;08 by dbizzle_, on Flickr


DSC01367 by dbizzle_, on Flickr


DSC00738 by dbizzle_, on Flickr


1916v by dbizzle_, on Flickr

...and it's been on quite a few other cars that I can't find pics of too. No, the '398' doesn't have any significance, and the 'G' is just because the 309 I had at the time was already a G-reg. (And when they were looking at the plates, 'DAN 13L' was about £25k, so this was a much cheaper option!) So yeah, I've had ten years of being a private plate loser. Hurrah! May there be many more.



So, for fun, here are some random others...


SDC15069 by dbizzle_, on Flickr
















...and, of course, the picture that always gets wheeled out:



...and, also always wheeled out, Pimlico Plumbers:


BOG 2 Pimlico Plumbers by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


TAP S7OP PIMLICO PLUMBERS by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


T11E WC by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


2 BOG Pimlico Plumbers by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


L00 2 R0D by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


FEM4IE - Pimlico Plumbers by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


PLLIG - Pimlico Plumbers by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


A LEAK by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


7OILET Pimilco Plumbers by sarflondondunc, on Flickr


...and so on.