AWESOME REGN NUMBERS (Cont'd)
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damn damn damn...... i wish i had that pen15....... anybody knows who is the owner of the accord??? i will buy the plate n the car together if the owner wants to sell it.........confirmed........
please fwd this message to whoever who knows the owner of the accord...
please fwd this message to whoever who knows the owner of the accord...
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i dont think he will sell it to u...he has had that number for ages and many offer have come by
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feisaldzul, just in case lah if he wants to sell the plate...... anyway, the owner should put the pen and 15 closer. baru looks nicer......
if it was mine, i put all of them close together n make the 5 into S.......
if it was mine, i put all of them close together n make the 5 into S.......
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hahaha well who knows la kan...he might change his mind
he used to have it close together when he had it on his prelude ages ago
and who knows the police might stop u for havin it look exactly like u meant it to be hehehe
damn...second time yest kena tahan with police on the NS Hwy for number plate
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polis tahan ke if we make pen 15 into PENIS?
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Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Runners are overcharging to reserve vehicle plates
PUTRAJAYA: It is simple to book a vehicle registration number. Just write to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) and ask for it.
However, a certain “Tan Sri” chose to get someone else to do the job for him and paid a hefty RM81,000 for his number.
The “runner” booked the number for only RM41,000.
“This means the middleman made RM40,000 on just one number,” said JPJ director-general Datuk Emran Kadir.
He added that while it was not wrong to use middlemen, it would be more prudent for owners to apply directly to JPJ for the number of their choice.
Citing other examples, Emran said one buyer paid RM17,000 for a two-digit number that was tendered out for just RM11,000, while another paid RM12,000 for a three-digit number that he could have got for RM7,700.
The activity has lately taken on a new dimension with several people placing advertisements in popular newspapers offering to sell sought-after numbers.
Basically, they are taking advantage of JPJ’s “interchange system” that allows owners of two or more vehicles to swap numbers between the vehicles.
“What the middleman does is this – once he succeeds in bidding for a number, he registers it to a vehicle, which is usually a motorcycle,” said Emran.
When a prospective buyer responds to an advertisement, the middleman will take care of the paperwork, which essentially entails the transfer of the motorcycle’s registration number to the buyer’s vehicle.
This activity is rampant in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, prompting Emran to direct JPJ offices in the Klang Valley last week to limit bidders to only one registration number for each series.
This will be extended later to other JPJ offices nationwide, said Emran.
Even then, he conceded, it will be hard to monitor the middlemen's activities.
“They may, for instance, use the names of relatives and business partners to beat the system,” he said.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Runners are overcharging to reserve vehicle plates
PUTRAJAYA: It is simple to book a vehicle registration number. Just write to the Road Transport Department (JPJ) and ask for it.
However, a certain “Tan Sri” chose to get someone else to do the job for him and paid a hefty RM81,000 for his number.
The “runner” booked the number for only RM41,000.
“This means the middleman made RM40,000 on just one number,” said JPJ director-general Datuk Emran Kadir.
He added that while it was not wrong to use middlemen, it would be more prudent for owners to apply directly to JPJ for the number of their choice.
Citing other examples, Emran said one buyer paid RM17,000 for a two-digit number that was tendered out for just RM11,000, while another paid RM12,000 for a three-digit number that he could have got for RM7,700.
The activity has lately taken on a new dimension with several people placing advertisements in popular newspapers offering to sell sought-after numbers.
Basically, they are taking advantage of JPJ’s “interchange system” that allows owners of two or more vehicles to swap numbers between the vehicles.
“What the middleman does is this – once he succeeds in bidding for a number, he registers it to a vehicle, which is usually a motorcycle,” said Emran.
When a prospective buyer responds to an advertisement, the middleman will take care of the paperwork, which essentially entails the transfer of the motorcycle’s registration number to the buyer’s vehicle.
This activity is rampant in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, prompting Emran to direct JPJ offices in the Klang Valley last week to limit bidders to only one registration number for each series.
This will be extended later to other JPJ offices nationwide, said Emran.
Even then, he conceded, it will be hard to monitor the middlemen's activities.
“They may, for instance, use the names of relatives and business partners to beat the system,” he said.
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GODDAMN!
just saw e39 ALPINA B10 V8 with plate number JCB2 at cyberjaya
ssseeewwwiiitttt
just saw e39 ALPINA B10 V8 with plate number JCB2 at cyberjaya
ssseeewwwiiitttt
anybody knows "KBM 6" ? if not mistaken it was on black E39.
and also "RE 9" that i mention in some other thread.
I somehow like the number 9 ... maybe if im rich maybe 10 years later .. i'll register all the 9 number ... RM 9, RM 99, RM 999, RM 9999 ... hahaha ... (that is if perlis can reach to RM in 10 years of time .. haha)
and also "RE 9" that i mention in some other thread.
I somehow like the number 9 ...
maybe if im rich maybe 10 years later .. i'll register all the 9 number ... RM 9, RM 99, RM 999, RM 9999 ... hahaha ... (that is if perlis can reach to RM in 10 years of time .. haha)
