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Vic R33 & R34 number plates

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Hi all,

I have 2 sets of number plates for sale:

SKY 330 obviously to suit a R33

SKY 034 obviously to suit a R34

Both sets are slimline. They're future issue plates so they come with white background and blue numbering. This is a benefit because they're not as pretencious as personalised plates, they blend in without the average person noticing how clever they are!!

I'm not really sure what to ask for them so at this stage any reasonable offers will be considered.

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Originally posted by hotsky

i am certainly interested in the 33 plates!!!

i want to get rid of my HOTSKY plates cause to much attention from knobs when i dont want it, and cant beat them anyway heheh

what figure you looking for rough?

Sorry dude they have already been sold.

SKY034 is still on the market tho :D

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