Tried and failed

mmikey82

mmikey82

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Jul 17, 2009
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A couple of days ago i noticed the reg plate COU664R up for auction on the dvla site the auction was to be held today somewhere down south and as i had to work today i could not take part live online, so i placed an absentee bid with them - the reserve was set at £400. Anyway as soon as i came home from work i checked on the auction only to find it sold for £700 unfortunately for me more than i was willing to pay.


I also noticed on ebay the plate COU644R for sale for £1995 i know this plate was bought at the last auction for £350 so he is hoping for a major profit :eek::eek::eek:

I just hope my plate ended up on a cougar car and not on the front of some old tarts merc or beemer :oops::oops::oops:
 
That's a shame Mikey :( I saw the best reg ever the other day D1VA J god knows what it's worth but I want it lol


JJ
 
That is why I bought D1CKL for 24K when I had the chance. Anything that spells a name correctly is worth a fortune nowadays. Great investment. Wonder how much I could get for it now?
 
D1CKL said:
That is why I bought D1CKL for 24K when I had the chance. Anything that spells a name correctly is worth a fortune nowadays. Great investment. Wonder how much I could get for it now?
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dick wins the most expensive cougar competition !
 
D1CKL said:
That is why I bought D1CKL for 24K when I had the chance. Anything that spells a name correctly is worth a fortune nowadays. Great investment. Wonder how much I could get for it now?
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Relliott6879 said:
Am I reading that correcty? Twenty four THOUSAND pounds?
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Dick told me that he bought it as an investment for his retirement Rich - a damn sight more useful than sticking it in a pension fund - and, I dare say, a damn sight better return on it than he would ever get from a pension fund :cool:
 
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