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...the most i have been offerd is $10 000 but they will never be sold not while i am around anyway, gift from my father.

...10k and you said no!?! you're on glue!!!!

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...10k and you said no!?! you're on glue!!!!

Maybe his father passed away and it was his dying wish! Who the F*ck cares dude. It's his choice to keep them if he wants.

Man this thread is quite heated.

All over damn Number plates.

On that my mate logged at 12:01am the day they released the mixed plates and got VLTBT1. He's been offered 5k plus. He's also got PSIJET. Will fetch a pretty price one day.

I was lucky to get RBJ3T. The lady was saying they might not go through.

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^^^maybe you should stick to replying to 'questions'. And i'll refrain from pressuring him to sell them...oh wait...i didn't.

but thanks, eeeeeeeeeveryone was dying to hear about you and your mate's personalised plate adventures - can we hear it again - can we, can we!?!?

free bump for the plates anyways i guess ;)

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Custom plates is a very divided subject matter. Some are willing to buy them as investments, such as my ELV1S plate, while others like the simplicity of EVO1X.

They are not for everyone, but some like having a one off item on their car.

Lets all be civil and agree to disagree.

The one plate I have that I will have trouble letting go of is my treasured N1SMO plate.

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