Spotted this reg on a car this afternoon, I wish it was mine.

Try selling that to Babs

I believe that the reg would be worth more than the car.

Well while we are on about reg plates, how about a genuine from new plate on my Moggy 1000 PCD101G

In wheel terms PCD is the pitch circle diameter between the wheel stud hole centers. On a Moggy it's four inches, which is 101.6mm

So PCD 101G is a perfect description of a Moggy PCD. Can't even work out the odds of getting that plate.

Was it on a BMW x5 around Cheshire.

Well while we are on about reg plates, how about a genuine from new plate on my Moggy 1000 PCD101G

In wheel terms PCD is the pitch circle diameter between the wheel stud hole centers. On a Moggy it's four inches, which is 101.6mm

So PCD 101G is a perfect description of a Moggy PCD. Can't even work out the odds of getting that plate.

I totally disagree with you. The men who built your car many years ago worked in imperial measurements, not this new fangle dangle metric rubbish. We were then a great nation not a collecting point for all the waifs and strays of the world to bleed us dry.

Please reconsider and change that reg to PCD4G.

Was it on a BMW x5 around Cheshire.

It was on a VW (a golf I think) in Cheshire.

Manny ,many moons ago ,I lived in a little village in the Highlands . Every Monday the owner of the local pub made his trip to the bank ,and on one occasion was heard to hold up his loot ,calling it "Mugs money" .So as no suprise came the comment when he got his new car -MST140 - known as "Mugs stood this one for nothing"

I totally disagree with you. The men who built your car many years ago worked in imperial measurements, not this new fangle dangle metric rubbish. We were then a great nation not a collecting point for all the waifs and strays of the world to bleed us dry.

Please reconsider and change that reg to PCD4G.

Good point, but I doubt the DVLA will play ball.

Good point, but I doubt the DVLA will play ball.

I am glad you know what PCD means.

I had ORIGINAL on car reg U77 I scrapped the car for £50 to the scrappy duh :-( failed MOT for track rod ends

No wonder he smiled and gave me the £50 without haggling :-) the nice man even collected it with his lorry

National

What a crap reg! Advertising the fact you're a cheapskate who likes to touch little boys.

Diesel - The Fuel Of the Catholic Church™

Diesel - The Fuel Of the Catholic Churchâ„¢

What does that mean??????????

In conjunction with the previous line, about the little boy touching.

Boy touching = bad

Catholic Church = bad

Diesel = bad

All pretty simples

In conjunction with the previous line, about the little boy touching.

Boy touching = bad

Catholic Church = bad

Diesel = bad

All pretty simples

I agree with the first two but not the last one.

D13 SEL

Manufacturer: Volkswagen

Model: Golf S Sdi (75)

Year: 2006

Colour: Black

Fuel Type: Diesel

Engine Size (CC): 2000

VIN: Not available

V5C Issued: Not available

From http://www.freecarcheck.org/search

D13 SEL

Manufacturer: Volkswagen

Model: Golf S Sdi (75)

Year: 2006

Colour: Black

Fuel Type: Diesel

Engine Size (CC): 2000

VIN: Not available

V5C Issued: Not available

From http://www.freecarcheck.org/search

Thanks for the link Jim.

- registered to a SDI!

- registered to a SDI!

I believe there is a £30,000 price tag on the plate.

D13 SEL

Manufacturer: Volkswagen

Model: Golf S Sdi (75)

Year: 2006

Colour: Black

Fuel Type: Diesel

Engine Size (CC): 2000

VIN: Not available

V5C Issued: Not available

From http://www.freecarcheck.org/search

that's a shame, should be on tractor.

Damnit. This got me looking at plates on the DVLA site

Kind of fell in love a bit with K155 SKO @ £399.

I seem to remember a Seat Toledo test car in Diesel Car magazine many years ago with that reg.