Custom regs are acceptable if you manage to get something with about 4 characters or less.

Anything else just marks you as a massive knob who's going to be involved in a rear-ender one way or another.

>>3906
I think they are absolutely awful. The shame.

Saw one the other day on the back of a JAG. It read "P1RRY"

I don't think I know any Pirry's.

>>3906
Yes, it marks you out as a massive cock. Especially if you take the cheap route and get NI plates.

I have always been really puzzled by the whole idea.

I was going to get YE5 M4TE but it was taken :(

Unfortunately, the DVLA won't let you register MA55 IVE or BE11 END.

>>3916

I feel that is implied in the subtext of most custom plates anyway.

Most are awful, but I have seen a couple of decent ones:

FR05 TED
L1 TRE
2 XTC (on a 1996 Nissan Almera, meaning the plate is probably worth 10x what the car is)

>>3919
My uncle saw one once that said something along the lines of '50K HA', made him piss himself.

>>3919

A bloke around my way has MX5.

It's on a VW T5. I assume he used to have a Mazda and couldn't bear to part with a plate worth that much.

I'm thinking about just getting one in the current numberplate style, but with my own letters. There's a few euro countries where that's how it works as standard, you can pick your own reg.

It's seems to be more of a southern thing.