on โ28-06-2020 12:09 PM
A Victorian man has had his personalised registration plates on his car cancelled after VicRoads deemed them offensive.
Peter Hansen from Portland has had the plates on his Torana for ten years without a problem, but they were suddenly recalled because they โreference violenceโ.
The plates spell out the word โweaponโ in four letters: โWEPNโ.
The Torana has been a feature at dozens of legal drag races and is known among car lovers.
โIโve been pulled over by the police to check out my vehicle and theyโve told me how nice of a car Iโve got, but there are never any hoon fines,โ he said.
I didn't even know what WEPN meant thinking it was an acronym for something.
He seems to have a great car which he takes pride in and so he should.
I think this is just absurd.
on โ29-06-2020 01:02 PM
There are many personalised plates here in the NT bacause they are not very expensive. Some are funny, some are clever, some are incomprehensible unless you know the car owner๐ณ๐คฃ
One of my favourites is a little sports car with the plate ROLASK8
AEIOU was a mystery until I found out the owner's surname was Vowels.
And even the NT police have interesting plates. WATCHNU, MYISONU, PATROLN and INDIC8 are some of the ones I've seen.
I have heard that both FIGJAM and DILIGAF have been tried for many times but turned down๐
on โ30-06-2020 08:02 AM
I have seen an "ars...",also on the same day a "**bleep**....", numberplate and was hoping to see no3 reg plate but no cigars!!
on โ30-06-2020 08:03 AM
@nicnacs_4u wrote:I have seen an "ars...",also on the same day a "**bleep**....", numberplate and was hoping to see no3 reg plate but no cigars!!
bleep you gotta be joking ebay....try again
W......T......F
on โ30-06-2020 10:06 AM
Some good ones there.
But........why would FIGJAM and DILIGAF be turned down? Guess im not worldly enough lol
on โ30-06-2020 10:13 AM
The first is - minus the F - I'm good just ask me.
The second - Do I look like I give - with An F.
lol.
โ30-06-2020 10:23 AM - edited โ30-06-2020 10:24 AM
The first is - minus the F - I'm good just ask me.
(I've told this story before) Or, as the students at a catholic girls school convinced the administration when choosing the printing on their Year 12 sweaters: Faith in God, Jesus and Mary ๐
They got away with it too
on โ30-06-2020 10:38 AM
(I've told this story before) Or, as the students at a catholic girls school convinced the administration when choosing the printing on their Year 12 sweaters: Faith in God, Jesus and Mary ๐
They got away with it too
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on โ30-06-2020 11:37 AM
@domino-710 wrote:The first is - minus the F - I'm good just ask me.
The second - Do I look like I give - with An F.
lol.
lol tks dom guess i don't get around enough
on โ30-06-2020 11:57 AM
If one's car is a write off in a wreck, they may need a plate that says FUBAR
(F worded up beyond all repair)
on โ02-07-2020 07:26 PM
@zanadoo_56 wrote:I've seen a couple of numberplates that someone might consider offensive.
I think they are clever (that the car owners got away with it).
WEPN seems rather tame to me.
I do not find it offensive, however I found it rather disturbing that car can be considered to be a "weapon". It is the owner's attitude to driving that is highly qestionable.