Hi. My 420 Gsi Tourer had numberplates with Penntorr Cars written on. Googled it and found this Rover loving chap on YouTube with a new video out about buying a 620 Ti.
17 minutes and 34 seconds in… there was my car! He says “Nice car that, I should have kept that one”.
https://youtu.be/ffHaRxhXVfI?si=BkjUMcIfjjQKr267
I contacted him - he bought it from auction in 2016 for £200 and ran it as a daily driver for a year! I now have a photo of the car from the auction with the dealer plate on which is great! Might get some made up to match.
On YouTube… I spotted my own car!
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That's a lucky find - nice to find some history of a car
I like Twin Cams.... and Single Cams...and now Turbos
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Yeah it is. I read that you can’t have wording on the bottom of your plates any more! How joyless!
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Isn't that for new cars only though ?
Who will know how long the plate has been on the car.
I had some metal plates made up for my 1972 MG, no dealer post code, just the reg, identical to the original.
Dave
1993 220 NASP
1972 MG Midget
1960 Triumph Tiger Cub T20 SL
1993 220 NASP
1972 MG Midget
1960 Triumph Tiger Cub T20 SL
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It’s an excellent point. I don’t suppose anyone will really care if it looks like a dealer plate from the 1990s. My XR3 has a British Leyland garage name on the plates where it must have once been resold - garage long since disappeared.