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Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 7:09 pm
by Alan The Exocet
Sorry JBS,you are correct i forgot that no letter is used if it look like a number,I and O and Z i think dont get used here,so EVIL cant be right unless its from Ireland? And the BIG plates are B16 interesting though.

Alan :wink:

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 9:27 pm
by The General
hi al, no reason just seeing how good your guess work is. Want another clue bud

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Wed Apr 28, 2010 10:13 pm
by Alan The Exocet
Yeah id better Ray, been looking at the cherished number plates £15 grand is cheap if its half decent

Alan :wink: or is it KEV1N?

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 7:36 am
by The General
it can be a first or second name

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 10:40 am
by JBS 101S
Alan The Exocet wrote:Sorry JBS,you are correct i forgot that no letter is used if it look like a number,I and O and Z i think dont get used here,so EVIL cant be right unless its from Ireland? And the BIG plates are B16 interesting though.

Alan :wink:
No need to be sorry Alan! :) It's just that British car number plates bring out my inner geek! :D

BTW, if you want to waste £1 with your mobile phone try inputing any legal British plate to 86007 - the cars details should come up & how much it's worth etc.

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Apr 29, 2010 10:56 am
by JBS 101S
Alan The Exocet wrote:Sorry JBS,you are correct i forgot that no letter is used if it look like a number,I and O and Z i think dont get used here,so EVIL cant be right unless its from Ireland? And the BIG plates are B16 interesting though.

Alan :wink:

As I mentioned before, you can have AEV 1L, BEV 1L etc, but not I, O,Q, Z before the EV 1l & it would have depended how quickly the area "EV" got through their numbers, but the DVLA do issue plates that the system never got round to if they spell names etc, & make a pretty penny out of it.

I'm not only a Marina fan, but I'm also a big fan of Mitsubishi "Colt" Sigma's made between 1976 & 1981 & one plate you could transfer to a Sigma would be 51 GMA, but not S1 GMA as it's too new - DVLA rules state that only OLD marks can go on newer vehicles, but I'm sure you all know that. :)

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 4:53 pm
by Alan The Exocet
Thanks for the number JBS,i dont have a private plate Russ (the original northern boy does) so popped his number in and the quote came back in a few ticks very good system,and cheaper than the companies that charge a fiver a go to price you up.i used to work on a Colt Sigma quite few years ago now,my only memories were it was silver,and every part was sky high to buy,and took a fortnight to arrive, an oil pump was about £160 =vat the dealership was Central Motors (Scotland Street) Sheffield real nice looking car,the same bloke than bought a Starion really fast then,not seen one in years,loads of stuff in it.

and Ray my latest guess is it this? MACLEAN

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https://www.regtransfers.co.uk/main/sec ... ia=maclean

a bargain at £29,518 .51

Alan :roll:

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 8:59 am
by speedo
i have p8ser on my bike gess where the screw goes to hold it on ?????

shame its too new to go on my ital pick-up which i run every day to work

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 4:21 pm
by JBS 101S
In case you are all wondering what Alan is on about, here are a Sapporo & a Sigma : ( you all know what a Starion looks like :D )

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The Sigma was also badged as Galant outside the UK - the badge above the back number plate still said Galant, but UK spec models had tacky looking stuck on "Colt Sigma" badges on both rear wings. In Australia, the Sigma was known as a Chrysler Sigma.

The Sapporo was only availible in the UK with a 1995 CC engine & was also known as Chysler Scorpion in Australia & New Zealand.

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Sat May 01, 2010 6:10 pm
by Alan The Exocet
Yeah that's the one,and now you mention it the Sapporo another nice looking car,that have all gone that metallic brown must have been a very popular colour for them you always saw them in that I heard a story that a local dealership altered their franchise to another make because Mitsubishi were so reliable,but didnt do anything in the UK till the Shogun arrived.

Ray come on and just tell us the number,Russ keeps saying ive got to ask you.

Alan. :roll:

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:43 pm
by highlift
I dont know how much of this is true, but apparently this is the car I am now driving.

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2010 10:58 pm
by locost_bryan
highlift wrote:I dont know how much of this is true, but apparently this is the car I am now driving.
On different plates, I presume? Or is your wallet $15k lighter? :P

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 9:02 am
by The General
It is the one that you are driving now, and for you al the reg was cambell spaced ( CAM8L ).

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 9:46 am
by JubileeNut
Would have been better if the plate was CAM 831L Or CAM 83L! I would not of put that price tag on that plate but someone was willing to pay that so what do I know.

Re: *** THE £15,000 MARINA ***

Posted: Thu Jul 01, 2010 8:13 pm
by highlift
I would have put two screws in the 8 and made CAMEL if they were still on the car. I notice PEN 1S was posted up, that plate belongs to or at least used to belong to motorcycle racer now commentator Steve Parrish, he had it on a Mercedes 190 Cosworth in the mid ninetys if I remember rightly