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A bit of advice
Mudlark:
I thought most chavs nowadays used the registration of their local nick-nick cars?
Anyway surely the new legislation making it illegal to purchase number plates without proof of ownership (eg sorry mate can't do it wivout yer V5, drivers licience and passport) protects us now :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Lord Shagg-Pyle:
--- Quote from: "Mudlark" ---I thought most chavs nowadays used the registration of their local nick-nick cars?
Anyway surely the new legislation making it illegal to purchase number plates without proof of ownership (eg sorry mate can't do it wivout yer V5, drivers licience and passport) protects us now :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Yeah, right! :shock:
hairyasswelder:
--- Quote from: "Mudlark" ---I thought most chavs nowadays used the registration of their local nick-nick cars?
Anyway surely the new legislation making it illegal to purchase number plates without proof of ownership (eg sorry mate can't do it wivout yer V5, drivers licience and passport) protects us now :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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One word........ Ebay :twisted:
Steve
Thrasher:
I reckon I'm safe until they can afford mine :-)
Pete:
Walking dogs late one night, noticed that neighbour daughters car had no number plates. Woke him up, called plod, and reported stolen plates.
Following morning, three coppers turn up at his house, come to arrest daughter for stealing petrol, from a filling station near Sheffield, drive off caught on camera.
Problem, reported plates stolen, an hour before time of drive off.
Since then, I have heard of three more sets of plates being taken, looks like it's the latest thing.
Pete.
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