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edition 09/2009 Call 01582 473540 for numberplate sales enquiries |
In this issue of the Regtransfers newsletter: Reggae Reggae Plates and Favourite Food on a Plate
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Reggae Reggae Plates... Sharp-eyed viewers of BBC TV's new series 'Caribbean Food Made Easy' may have spotted a fleeting appearance by the registration number 1 JAM. Those people will know who owned the plate. For the rest of you, see if you can guess the significance of the number. There's a clue in the title of the programme, but although it's a cookery show the answer has nothing to do with fruit preserves! Follow the link to read the whole story. |
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Favourite Food on a Plate 
Continuing our glorious feast of delicious registrations, we spotted another culinary registration connection recently. A gentleman in Redcar acquired the number P9 RMO to reflect his love of a takeaway delicacy popular in that region. Parmo, as the dish is known, is basically chicken or pork that gets a hybrid fry/bake treatment. It's not something we were familiar with until we read about Simon Walker and his number plate, but we can't say we find the recipe instantly appealing. Apparently, Simon's wife was similarly underwhelmed when she heard about his related number plate purchase... For the rest of this tale, and a mouth-watering banquet of additional numbers, please follow the link. |
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Number Plates Gallery There are currently over 3000 photographs in the Numberplates.com gallery. We are constantly adding more, and we'd love to see your number plate photographs! If you have, or can take, pictures of unusual, rare or amusing number plates and the cars that bear them, we would be very grateful if you would send them to us for the gallery. Please send your photos to pr@numberplates.com. |
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