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It's like a Where's Wally picture - you've got no f**king idea where Wally is and you spend forever scratching your head, but once you've found him you'll always remember exactly where he was.

People don't understand because it makes near on zero sense lol. I have no f**king idea what YLD-67R is supposed to mean.

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Found out that if you want to get a standard ACT plate but out of the usual sequence, it costs over $400. :(

as in, if you want " YEP-69R" or "YLD-33T" etc and it's not the next on the list to hand out, it's about as exxy as getting a personalised plate like "RB-025" or "CN-713".

Why so Spensive?

Cooz money hunggy flamin mongrels !!!

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