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I had MC.471 for decades and my ex insisted that Cars should have a name (Her Yaris was called Bubble).

After a while we came up with May Cee from the old plates and it's stuck ever since. I refused to be gouged by the RTA - now RMS for their exorbitant profiteering (please don't get me started) but they were available after 3 years of looking so I grabbed them Fukit:



She's been known world wide by that name for years, so why not advertise

Show us your custom / personalized plates - how creative have you been ?

Wanted an MX5 plate, and 55 looked better to me than the others.

Meaning is kinda boring "An MX5"

Has an added benefit of alot of personalised plates in QLD denote the person's initials, and their year of birth so I'm the youngest looking "58 year old" on the road!

Nah, people just think you're still living at home with mum&dad and are borrowing dad's mid-life crisis car

Lokiel wrote:Nah, people just think you're still living at home with mum&dad and are borrowing dad's mid-life crisis car

M4K1
She is named Maki, 真貴 meaning "true, precious" and precious she is.

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Entirely to do with my usual state of mind. Nothing to do with the cricket.

PTR is an abbreviation of Peter my first name, 88 for 1988 the year of my birth and D is the first letter of my last name.

[92 MX WA]

Fitted by previous owner, I'm glad it has slimline plates.

Simple plate exactly what it is a MX5 NA6 (however now with power than stock)

'Cos it's my name, innit.

stilletto_rebel wrote:

'Cos it's my name, innit.

Ok I give in whats your name

One suspects it's Miles?
I have MXS 03 - came with the car and costs more to get rid of than to keep

lizard wrote:Ok I give in whats your name

Sons name is kilometers!

Craig wrote:

lizard wrote:Ok I give in whats your name

Sons name is kilometers!

You could be right

99% of personal plates are so personal only the owner knows what they are

When still living in Bris-vegas my parents gave me;

JEF-021

In Melb I had;

PUR-FUN

and

OUR-542

J.