My son spotted this yesterday, anyone on here or anyone from the club?
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My son spotted this yesterday, anyone on here or anyone from the club?
I hate the lights on these minis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfiembra
I don't know. It's due it's mot on 23/9/23 if that helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfiembra
Thread reminded me on Saturday Iwas behind H185 SED and couldn't work out whether it was one of us or one of them...
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Not me but I'm the proud owner of the car plate HIBS based in Dunedin New Zealand. There's also another car with the plate HIBS1 here too which i see driving around every so often; so there's at least 2 Hibbies here.
Its great when visiting Hibs fans come up to me to get their photo taken with the plate and have a quick chat!!
Make that 3 - a JAFA plate I’m afraid 🤭Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Diet
https://www.hibs.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=25125&stc=1&d=16324343 43
I’ve got Y23 HFC
Nice oneQuote:
Originally Posted by scm70nyd1973
I have EH18 SFC
I’ve got H18 SFR funnily enough.
H18SGW and L666HFC for me
my son has H13(B) KGCQuote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
My mate had HM 07 HFC :greengrin
Smashing registration originally from Co ArmaghQuote:
Originally Posted by Alfiembra
I can never remember my registration apart from the 1st 2 letters - BJ.
Strange that.
Got our photo taken with that before 2016 cup final as guy and his family were parked at our hotel.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
We've got 7-0 and wifes initials and there's an HIB 740 knocking around Lincolnshire as well.
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Sorry if this upsets anyone but I've always felt private plates look totally naff. They never spell exactly what you want them to. Some are better than others but most are cringeworthy.
Only my opinion of course.
Since I moved to Thailand and got a car I was asked what I wanted my number plate to be. Picked my year of birth and that's exactly what I got. Not something close, or using letters to mean numbers or vice versa but spot on.
Your mates got good taste...Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
I'm PC07 HFC
😀🇳🇬
GGTTH
Was behind a car the other day number plate H185 FAN it looked great.
SC 21 MAY. Number plate was still available on DVLA site last month
Still available £699.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarrahib
I particularly don't get why you'd want a football related one. I think it is just asking for your windows to be smashed in or your tyres to be slashed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bangkok Hibby
This has always been my thoughts too.Quote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
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Originally Posted by bangkok hibby
y0u mu5t b3 fun 4t p4rt135
:greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by vercol36
Some of them spell exactly what you want. There used to be one I saw which read HMFC 0 HFC 7 and had 'The Greatest Game in History' in wee letters underneath it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bangkok Hibby
Yea what a laugh 😦Quote:
Originally Posted by vercol36
That's awesome!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alfiembra
One of the best plates seen driving about the streets of Edinburgh years ago
50 BER
Won't say who it was but 99% sure he was/is a Hibby
And yes following the Hibs can drive you to drink.
Followed GH18 EES up the road to the game last weekend. Have also seen H1 BHY buzzing about too.
I’ve got h18s ne and h18yye :flag::flag:
A well known lawyerQuote:
Originally Posted by DanishJohn
I never thought I would spend money on such a thing but I felt it would be good to relive the best day in my life. I have V16 SDG.
Couldn't resist buying C007 HBS, covering my first name, the 'greatest game in history' and mixed with a little bit of 'Bond' going on for good measure!
The car it used to be on was an orange Bond Bug. Ran about the West end, Dean Bridge area in the 1970sQuote:
Originally Posted by DanishJohn
Aye right!!! You obviously have no concept of how registration plates work. What were the ACTUAL letters and numbers that formed that??Quote:
Originally Posted by He's here!
Might be my guyQuote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
HM 07 HFC
Pretty sure he had that legend underneath
I used to see a car with that number plate parked in that area around about 1970, but it was a wee sports car not a Bug.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
Brilliant number though!
Could be. A bit of a brain fart from the person I replied to I suppose, possibly. 😉Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
yep it was on a yellow Lotus IIRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by oldbutdim
It's that one, it was on a toyota of some sort.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
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I have H18 EEY and suits me as always called myself a hibee !
I've got L17HGY, don't like parking it in Bo'ness tho!:thumbsup:
NHC, but I used to drive a wee Corsa, **** AYE, to work in West Lothian. Early one morning I pulled off the M8 and went around the roundabout below. A bit cheekily a wee car pulled onto the roundabout ahead of me. Registration **** OCH! I wanted to flash crazily and maybe get a photo, but, as it looked like a woman driver, I thought better of it.
I remember seeing that in the West End approx. '75-'78 on a Jag.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moulin Yarns
I know of someone who wanted a Mini, without those horrible rear lights. Mini salesman said it was impossible to sell without them. So she pulled the plug and bought a different car. Just WHY would you want to advertise the 'Union'?!Quote:
Originally Posted by tamig
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My wife has G6TTH- she bought it and calls her car Gloria.
Im not jealous much.
Not for long 😜Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarrahib
Passed a car today with the hibs badge and hibs tartan all over, just down from the stadium, pretty cool
Not Hibs plate but a neighbour of my daughter has the plate GIRUY.
Saw V16 SDG yesterday. Very subtle.
That’s mine. I have to explain it to a lot of Hibby friends.Quote:
Originally Posted by greenlex
I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seveno
I see it pass now and again, I have G9TTH :flag:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hector Mudflap
Best number plate I’ve seen belongs to a guy called Jim, a Hawick man who now lives in Earlston- it’s AH11 BBY. I spotted it a few years ago in Hawick and went over and had a good blether with him, top bloke too and a proud hibby . Didn’t ask how much he paid for it though! :thumbsup:
Unfortunately, I agree, it would be okay down here or somewhere abroad, but if I moved back to Musselburgh it would be a magnet for the local puddle drinkers...Quote:
Originally Posted by overdrive
pity cos I really fancy one!
My son used to park his on Gorgie Road when he worked in the bookies and never got any bother even on match days.Quote:
Originally Posted by surreyhibbie
Not Hibs but I think one of the most expensive plates ever was AR53NAL.
Can only go on a 21 plate car but if you have 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisski33
I’ve got H18EEA on retention.
One I haven’t seen for many years used to be on an old Citroen up in Cameron Toll area was H188EES.
Doing an MOT history check it doesn’t recognise the plate but searching the DVLA registrations it comes up as unavailable so it must be out there somewhere would be worth a fair bit I guess.
I was told about the number plates for sale but missed out on a few but still got H18YYEQuote:
Originally Posted by h18eeynick
After our Scottish Cup win I looked online for SC16 HFC to buy that but it was taken by some lucky person.Quote:
Originally Posted by at last 61
GGTTH
I lease my car so just get whatever reg plate they send and I usually have a mental block about remembering them, but currently I have BL68 DVO which I've decided stands for "Born Leith 1968"...I was struggling to work out what the DVO could be, then it struck me...Denise Van Outen :greengrin I never forget my reg number now :thumbsup:
Much better than the nearly but not quite, personalised nonsense 😀👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by worcesterhibby
Got me thinking about an old works motor I used to have, green Vauxhall cavalier, BLO 3Y.Quote:
Originally Posted by worcesterhibby
We used to call it Blobby, not one for the purists I know but there you go.
Someone's still got the plate. Maybe it's Noel Edmunds[emoji16]
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Jimmy Tarbuck had COM1C. There was an elderly guy in Stonehaven who had ORG1E on his Jaguar. Must have had a great memory!
That would be a good photo- both together ! Wave the next time !Quote:
Originally Posted by hibeenicol
Seriously thinking about suggesting to the wife that she get me HIBEES plates for my car for Christmas. No one here will know what it means but who cares.....:greengrin
That’s my number plate in OzQuote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
GGTTH
I have HIBS here in California, when I first ordered it had to explain to the DMV wasn't some kind of derogatory slangQuote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
Best one I've seen was a jambo. H20 KYD.
Guess who?
Water kydQuote:
Originally Posted by Orourke73
Wouldn't be too sure..I had Hibs Fan and Hibs1 when I lived in NC,and often got a beep and the vickie's,from passing cars..🙄Quote:
Originally Posted by HoboHarry
When we moved to Munich, my Missus went to re-register the car and, because German number plates have to have the correct regional prefix, it has to start with the letter 'M'... she chose MCN1875 (MCN being the first three letters of my 2nd name).
Not that exciting to anybody else but It cheered me up :-)
Theres a guy who drives around Airdrie/Chapelhall with the plate HIB 5777. I seen him in the petrol station one day and asked him if he was a Hibby and he said no. I told him he'd get a fortune for that plate and he said "Do you think so"? :confused:
Always fancied getting one but what puts me off you get one idiot who takes offence and damages your car.
I'd be more likely to get an invite to join the Knights of St Columbus :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Cod Boy
I’ve had a ‘Hibs’ plate for about 20 years and never had any damage done. Hopefully not just jinxed it 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by Cod Boy
Seen this in Dunfermline recently, a number of Hibs plates in this area.Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Surprisingly there’s quite a number in Livingston area!Quote:
Originally Posted by coldingham hibs
I’ve got H18 SBH on retention. Basically HIBS & my initials. Owned the number for 25 years now.
Have a PCP car just now and didn’t bother doing the transfer but when that contract expires next year, the Hibby plate will be back on the road.