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Imagine you've just won a lottery, what plates are out there to put on your Silver Dream Machine, money no object.
[Yep - you guessed it, I'm a dreamer, not an owner]
I went looking for DMC 88
but thats not available.
Best I've found so far is DAM 88
Available>
88 ALE
88 JET
MAR 7Y :o
SS 88 (stainless steel)
Or for those not wanting any BTTF association>
56 DMC
DEL 7
1 GUL
SS 999
Can you find any others?
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On a similar note, I wonder if any Star Trek fan has bought the registration number NCC 170 L (NCC -1701 is the U.S.S. Enterprise fleet number), CC is the local registration area for Conway or Caernarvon North Wales I think-imagine picking that plate up on a rusty old car! 8) :lol:
#10556 'Ol Stainless' running surprisingly well,Audi A5 2.0T Quattro smug as usual,Wenault Slaguna stationary for the mo',the R.V.Enterprise clocking the U.K.miles up,new fleet addition-Jessica the Daewoo Matiz,silly but 55mpg....!
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Per the RAC and DVLA, NCC170L was on a red 1973 Hillman Hunter, last seen in 1986
Dermot
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I got ...
1982 D
:wink:
Regards
Richard
Richard Milliken
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Kevin Milliken
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Jammy sod!! :lol:
#10556 'Ol Stainless' running surprisingly well,Audi A5 2.0T Quattro smug as usual,Wenault Slaguna stationary for the mo',the R.V.Enterprise clocking the U.K.miles up,new fleet addition-Jessica the Daewoo Matiz,silly but 55mpg....!