Essex must be the U.K. capital of illegally spaced reg numbers. I see the bloody things everywhere.
Today I saw KA12EN D, AN66EEE and this one - Eddy?
Today I saw KA12EN D, AN66EEE and this one - Eddy?
Today I saw. BR04D XL. I didn't see whether she was or not.....
Little AB1 4BOO was parked outside the nail bar just now. 
Today in Upminster I saw H1 00 LEE, CA11 TEL (on some decorators van called Terry something) and this one parked in Costa Coffee. Well, it's almost there!
Also in Upminster - Sloppy seconds?
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Sophs?
As in Sophie?
As in Sophie?
I think sloppy seconds was better. Not personally, mind. 
Here on the Isle of Wight "W " plates are sort after , especially"10 W" or end with "1. W"
Bloke near me who owns this company, has the number plate 1OD
Do you ever see SAL14N round your way, used to be on a vehicle owned by Salian builders, I assume they still have it, on a Jag now.
No but I'll keep my eye out for it. I see a few every day but if I don't take a picture, I've completely forgotten the number by the time I come home!
I may have mentioned these before as I've seen them a few times now:
T5NY D
L J02EPH
T5NY D
L J02EPH
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There's a local car that wears
WH05 NEW, but not sure what it means.
WH05 NEW, but not sure what it means.