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Bastardo!!!

Sewid, in vic we can only have a maximum of 6 letters/numbers so bastardo will not fit, but thanks anyway :rant:

nahnah, nurnur, nanana are probably best suited for the wiggles, (or for us wogs) the woggles :rant:

Ended up deciding on "NUR", and cancelled the other order for "NURN.1"

Thanks for all your impressive and unique suggestions..

Does that mean you've found a car Simon?

It just means we've had another skitzo attack and decided a NUR is probably what we'll get :D.. Well not really, I've asked someone to source one for us, and we'll take it from there, still early days yet, because I believe we would benifet from tarrif cuts effective Jan1 2005 to have it delivered.

voted NUR but think N1GTR would be better

VicRoads states that numbers can only be at the beginning and/or end of custom number plates (so no numbers between letters :chairshot)

Alot of number plate possibilities sent out the window due to that :D

Eg. of disallowed plate: N1GTR, S14A, S15GT etc

  • 3 months later...
/me rubs hands together.

Can't wait to see the "new car thread" by meshmesh in the future :P

LW.

HERE HERE THIS GUY MUST KNOW HIS ..IT AHAH HEHEHEHE ,as he can make like knows something and sledge from afar and the best thread he come up with is this

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