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Well it wasn't that recent, but I thought while we're talking about cool plates on expensive cars...not long ago I was stuck in traffic on the way to work and I saw the number plate "7" on a Scaglietti. Hard to work out which is worth more. Was a bloody long stare though!

1st pic is a sexy black Maser GT with black custom plates, only two letters. Forget what they were. On Macauley Rd, Kensington at 4pm last Saturday.

2nd pic is a MB SL65 AMG I see occasionally in East Melbourne with awesome plates which by themselves are worth probably more than my car.

In that first pic, on the corner directly behind the masa, is there a small pizza shop?

If so, great pizza's from that place :)

BTW always loved the kit on the car in your av

  • 2 weeks later...
spotted this a little while ago on hammond rd in dandy,

check out the numberplate and the p-plates!

sounded crazy!

personally think the guyz a douche, few days ago saw him driving up and around the Dandenong Plaza like 5 times. Guessing his making sure everyone has seen and heard him.

I suck at Grays - how do you find out the final sale price?
Not sure, Login maybe?

You have to have placed a bid. I was close but we'll spend the money on a house with a parking spot for the cruiser.

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