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Plate goes under the hammer
Date published: 15 September 2009
This personalised number plate could be snapped up by a proud Roytoner at the next Government auctions.
The seven figure plate (ROY 17ON) appears to spell Royton, and already has a £400 reserve on it. It will be sold at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority’s next auctions in Worcester on October 7,8 and 9. It is one of 1,600 personalised plates going under the hammer for the DVLA.
Comments
I'm sure the "winner" will manipulate it to make it indistinguishable from a "T" like most "personal" plates and the owner can be assured the useless police will take absolutely no notice and ignore it.
If it is illegal to manipulate the plates, why do the DVLA encourage such activity?
what a load of BUL 5111T have people not got better things to spend their money on??
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i could understand it making good money if it had no number 1
By lazybones @ 15/09/2009 16:58:26