Ferraris seen on the road.

Yes more than the 318k, when asked about spending so much his reply was "you never loose any money on plates"

 

Too right! Saw A1 about 2 years ago. Also BBC1 in London on a RR Phantom.

 

Get him to give me a ring, if he wants to invest loadsamoney on numbers!

 

Not a ferrari but better, a Bugatti Veyron at Merc Garage on M40 just past Hangar lane heading to london. Black and blue and stunning!

 

As Marks already said Property, from all accounts a very very shrewed developer, until recently Liverpool's city centre was a complete mess, this chap was one of the first to develope decent inner city housing complex's in the city.........just shows big gambles sometimes do pay off

 

I love a good number plate more than the average man, but that is crazy! Forgive my ignorance, but is B1 the model type or something? I can understand the guy paying to get EN20 or MY F40 or something, but a random 1 and a 1 could surely have been bought for less than £300k+?

However, it does look SUPERB!

Jamie

 

Jamie.
Think of it as a priceless antique.
It was issued originally in 1903, and is extremely sought after. Two letter and three letter number ones can command up to £250k. A single letter with a 1 is regarded as the ultimate.
A shrewd investor. That will be worth £1 million in a few years time.

 

Unless the government continue with their plans for RFID chips or transponders in cars.....which would of course render all number plates obsolete

 

TDF 355Gtb oposite the Albert Dock in Liverpool

 

With wheels?

 

Yep.......obviously not a Southern car

 

i didn't know i had a new neighbor..................

http://img399.imageshack.us/img399/994/dsc09958pj1.jpg

!!

 

saw an F40 yesterday on the A40,passed the Mercesdes Garage,towards the bridge where there are roadworks near Madame Tuassauds

had a D at the begining of the plate,guessing it was Denmark?

sound was just amazing,traffic was at a standstill,and i was right behind it,if the owner reads this,i was in the grey R33 Skyline

 

Or maybe D is for Duetchsland - Germany

 

Plenty of Ferraris on A40 near where the Bugatti is. Also lots of Lambos and hundreds of Astons

 

My grandfather followed a red Ferrari through Wimbledon recently. "Y779 ###"

Anyone?

 

I think you'll find thats where dutch people live, the germans got nothing to do with it....

 

360 CS with the number 360CS (checked the tax disc to make sure it wasnt a display plate)

Silverstone Circuit - saturday

 

You sure that's not the Netherlands .............was going to come out with a joke based on previous german history but decided that Basil Fawlty was right and we shouldn't mention the war

 

I thought it was an embassy plate

 

bit of an office in joke - one of the office juniors (an "un-natrual" blond) was adamant on the point.

"Why would they call it Dutch-land" if germans live there? "

makes you wonder about s****hortpe....



Oh, the post has been cencored.... now thats interesting, what if you live in s c u n t h o r p e?, people would never know

 

D Germany
NL Netherlands i.e. Holland to Us
A diplomatic plate has "D" in the middle an example of this would be 123 D 456
there would be no Country identifying mark on the car.
hope this helps.

 

Hit the motherload outside the Dorchester last Friday...

ORANGE AND BLACK Bugatti Veyron with the Fchat coveted '999' License plate. Will post pics later when they're uploaded.

 

Went down to GP masters race at Silverstone at weekend,
stayed in premier travel inn just of M1, Newport Pagnell West
on Saturday night a red 360 spyder was parked up for night,
pictures NO, one too many bottles of wine,
Note: first time at Silverstone, Having tracked Evo at Knockhill
did not realise I have been playing on go-cart track.

 

Rare spot today, around 12.00 in Richmond, Surrey (in the pouring rain!). Red 512BB, reg was something like 163COR